This file handles the core of SimpleDesk's administrative information and options from within SMF's own admin panel.
Enforces that users attempting to access the area have either forum or helpdesk administrative privileges, loads the SimpleDesk administrative CSS and Javascript and promptly directs users to the specific function for the task they are performing.
This function is the main focus point for information about SimpleDesk in the admin panel, primarily it collects the following for the template:
This function handles all the sub areas under General Options, and adds the options listed in the relevant functions. In 1.0, all the options were stored in here, but in 1.1 they have been moved into their own functions.
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: mixed
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
Parameter: $return_config
Expected type: bool
Whether to return configuration items or not; this is provided solely for SMF ACP compatibility (it expects to pass bool true in to get a list of options)
This function loads the language strings, and hands off to {@link} to perform the actual log generation. Before doing so, however, this function will also prepare for deletion of old entries, as well as sorting out the columns and ordering rules before handing control to the other function.
Very small function because essentially it just loads a template; there is no logic or processing to actually perform.
This defines the list of peoples' names, and none of it will be in language strings; the actual category titles and positions will be, but the names themselves can live in this file normally.
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