list.html.tmpl

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  #                 Vlad Dascalu <jocuri@softhome.net>
  #%]

[%# INTERFACE:
  # groups: array with group objects having the properties:
  #   - id: number. The ID of the group.
  #   - name: string. The name of the group.
  #   - description: string. The description of the group.
  #   - userregexp: string. The user regexp for the given group.
  #   - isactive: boolean int. Specifies if the group is active or not.
  #   - isbuggroup: boolean int. Specifies if it can be used for bugs.
  #%]

[% PROCESS global/header.html.tmpl
  title = "Edit Groups"
  subheader = "This lets you edit the groups available to put users in."
  doc_section = "groups.html"
%]

[% edit_contentlink = "editgroups.cgi?action=changeform&amp;group=%%id%%" %]
[% del_contentlink = "editgroups.cgi?action=del&amp;group=%%id%%" %]

[% columns =
  [{name               => 'name'
    heading            => 'Name'
    contentlink        => edit_contentlink
   }
   {name               => 'description'
    heading            => 'Description'
    allow_html_content => 1
   }
   {name               => 'userregexp'
    heading            => 'User RegExp'
   }
   {name               => 'is_active_bug_group'
    heading            => "Use For $terms.Bugs"
    align              => 'center'
   }
   {name               => 'type'
    heading            => 'Type'
    align              => 'center'
   }
   {name               => 'action'
    heading            => 'Action'
   }
  ]
%]

[% overrides.is_active_bug_group = {
     'is_active_bug_group' => {
       "0" => {
          override_content => 1
          content => "&nbsp;"
       }
       "1" => {
          override_content => 1
          content => "X"
       }
     }
   }

   overrides.userregexp = {
     'userregexp' => {
       "" => {
         override_content => 1
         content => "&nbsp;"
       }
     }
   } 
%]

[% FOREACH group IN ["chartgroup", "insidergroup", "timetrackinggroup", "querysharegroup"] %]
  [% special_group = Param(group) %]

  [% IF special_group %]
    [% overrides.action.name.$special_group = {
         override_content => 1
         content => "(used as the '$group')"
       }
    %]
  [% END %]
[% END %]

[% overrides.action.isbuggroup = {
     "1" => {
         override_content => 1
         content => "Delete"
         override_contentlink => 1
         contentlink => del_contentlink
     }
   }

   overrides.type.isbuggroup = {
     "0" => {
         override_content => 1
         content => "system"
     }
     "1" => {
         override_content => 1
         content => "user"
     }
   }
%] 

[% PROCESS admin/table.html.tmpl
  columns = columns
  data    = groups
  overrides = overrides
%]

<p><a href="editgroups.cgi?action=add">Add Group</a></p>

<p>
  <b>Name</b> is what is used with the B<!-- blah -->ugzilla->user->in_group()
function in any customized cgi files you write that use a given group.
It can also be used by people submitting [% terms.bugs %] by email to
limit [% terms.abug %] to a certain set of groups.
</p>

<p>
  <b>Description</b> is what will be shown in the [% terms.bug %] reports
to members of the group where they can choose whether the [% terms.bug %]
will be restricted to others in the same group.
</p>

<p>
  <b>User RegExp</b> is optional, and if filled in, will automatically
grant membership to this group to anyone with an email address
that matches this perl regular expression. Do not forget
the trailing '$'.  Example '@mycompany\.com$'
</p>

<p>
  The <b>Use For [% terms.Bugs %]</b> flag determines whether or not
the group is eligible to be used for [% terms.bugs %]. If you remove
this flag, it will no longer be possible for users to add [% terms.bugs %]
to this group, although [% terms.bugs %] already in the group will remain
in the group. Doing so is a much less drastic way to stop a group
from growing than deleting the group as well as a way to maintain
lists of users without cluttering the lists of groups used
for [% terms.bug %] restrictions.
</p>

<p>
  The <b>Type</b> field identifies system groups.
</p>

[% PROCESS global/footer.html.tmpl %]