noExtenInLabel

[othibeault]

After making some tests with your latest version 2.31.06, I finaly understand why noExtenInLabel doesnt work for certain and work for others.

If you configure your users/buttonfile in the "general" context of /usr/local/fop2/fop2.cfg and call your fop2 : http://your_server/fop2, it work fine

BUT...

If you configure your fop2 to be multi-tennant and configure your users/buttonfile in a custom context, exemple :

[blablabla]
user=blablabla1000:5555:all
buttonfile=buttons_blablabla.cfg

then call you fop2 with the custom context : http://your_server/fop2/?context=blablabla

The noExtenInLabel doesnt work anymore, even if your activate it in the admin menu or in the presence.js file.

[nicolas]

Where are you setting noExtenInLabel ? in the FOP2 Manager for that particular context settings?

[othibeault]

http://your_server.com/fop2/admin/pagebs.fop2settings.php

page 2 noExtenInLabel => yes

I dont have any option to chose the context

I use the "enableDragTransfer" option and it work fine for default and my context.

[nicolas]

Not sure how you configured your different context, but I can tell that settings are stored in the fop2settings.db sqlite file, and is context/tenant aware. My guess is that the setting is not being set correctly or the context name is not matching the one you are using. I have just tested to be sure and it works as expected if the context is correct, so I know there is no bug in FOP2 itself.

sqlite3 /usr/local/fop2/fop2settings.db

SELECT * FROM setup WHERE extension='SETTINGS' AND context='XXX';

where XXX is your uppercase context name.

[othibeault]

Every context in "setup" is in uppercase, although I always enter my contexts in lowercase...

33|SETTINGS|XXX|noExtenInLabel|false
9|SETTINGS|GENERAL|noExtenInLabel|true

I remember having issue with some originate before where FOP2 try to call the context in asterisk in uppercase and the originate failed because of that.

I change it manualy and now it work : update setup set value = 'true' where context = 'XXX' and parameter = 'noExtenInLabel';

Thanks for the sqlite thing, I see others setting I can check, like the language who is set to fr_FR in general but still "en" in my context.