[opencms-dev] Disable lock stealing

[Bart Elberg]

Thanks Jorg.  That is a good approach for individual content 
definitions, but I was hoping to disable it for everything.  By changing 
the template "Backoffice" I was able to disable the feature.  I set the 
"href" attribute on the "overridelock" to an empty string:

<contextmenue name="backofficelock">
    <contextdisabled name="button.edit" 
href="javascript:location.href=editUrl+'?idedit='+kontextparam;"/>
    <contextdisabled name="explorer.context.delete" 
href="javascript:location.href=deleteUrl+'?iddelete='+kontextparam;"/>
    <contextspacer/>
    <contextentry name="explorer.context.overridelock" href=""/>
</contextmenue>

this causes the steal lock function to do nothing.  Unfortunately the 
context menu entry still shows up.  I will keep digging...

Bart

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Jorg Heymans wrote:

>For some reason my posts to opencms-dev are not forwarded on to the newsgroup 
>anymore. The last 5 msg's i sent or so never got there, hence this forward to 
>your private adress.
>
>
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>My first idea would be to control this in the getLockState() and 
>setLockstate() methods of your ContentDefinitionclass. Ultimately these 
>methods get called when the locking state of a resource changes so you could 
>put some code in there to prevent it I guess.
>
>Regards
>Jorg Heymans
>
>On Wednesday 23 October 2002 18:55, Bart Elberg wrote:
>
>>Is there an easy way to disable lock stealing?  Template and code
>>changes are fine if someone can provide some hints.
>>
>>I am using version 4.6.1
>>
>>Thanks
>>
>
>
>

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