ldapdata.conf.php in LDAP integration 5.2

File

ldap_integration/ldapdata.conf.php

<?php

// WARNING: if you change this, then you WANT to set attribute mapping
// to read-only. Otherwise, odd stuff WILL happen. Seriously!!!!!!
function ldapdata_attribute_filter(&$attributes) {

  // Uncomment this line to see what you receive as argument

  //msg_r($attributes);

  // Example:
  //     Say the attrribute emailAddress is stored like
  //   whatever#[e-mail] . You obviously will want
  //   Drupal to have it as [e-mail], so you do this:

  //$attributes['emailAddress'][0] = preg_replace('/[^#]+#([^#])/', '$1', $attributes['emailAddress'][0]);
  return $attributes;
}

// Edit this list so that all attributes that you might wish to show
// are included. You may then enable/disable attributes in the Admin page.
//
// The left hand element indicates the LDAP attribute name.
//
// The 1st right hand elements in the array determine how the attribute and
// its value are displayed. The first element may be 'text' or 'url'.
$GLOBALS['ldap_attributes'] = array(
  'givenName' => array(
    'text',
    'textfield',
    t('First Name'),
    64,
    64,
  ),
  'sn' => array(
    'text',
    'textfield',
    t('Last Name'),
    64,
    64,
  ),
  //aka Surname
  'cn' => array(
    'text',
    'textfield',
    t('Common Name'),
    64,
    64,
  ),
  //  'homePage'      => array('url', 'textfield', t('Other web pages'), 64, 64),
  'mail' => array(
    'url',
    'textfield',
    t('Email'),
    64,
    64,
  ),
);

Functions

Name	Description
ldapdata_attribute_filter