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Hi,
I try to hide the people directory following this manual
http://confluence.atlassian.com/display/DOC/Hiding+the+People+Directory
But I cannot find necessary lines in global.vmd file. Maybe this manual not actualized for confluence 3.5.4?
How to edit the global.vmd for my confluence instance?
Why are you looking in global.vmd if you've got Confluence 3.5?
The document clearly states that editing the global.vmd is "Procedure for Confluence 2.5.2 to 2.9.x. only"
Try the setting in the properties file as it says.
Why don't you simply add a little stylesheet snippet to your global administration -> Stylesheets section
#people-directory-link, #dashboard-people-directory-link { display:none; }
This will remove the people directory link from the dashboard and from the global menu.
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Because you can easily bypass that, there are links in other places, and there is a documented way of doing it properly.
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There are two ways to do it discussed here. Sandro's tweak will remove the link, but not prevent people getting to the directory in other ways. The better way to do it is in the documentation you originially read (and picked up the wrong part of)
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Do you mean part of apache redirection? I did redirect:
<LocationMatch /confluence/browsepeople.action>
Redirect / http://domain.com/<br< a=""> /> </LocationMatch>
But when I go to the people directory link, I get a wrong url "http://domain.com/confluence/browsepeople.action?startIndex=0"
So I cannot understand where from I getting additional string "confluence/browsepeople.action?startIndex=0""
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Apologies, I mean the documentation contains TWO simple, clear and effective ways to do it.
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Argh. Why are you messing with apache and redirection now? The documentation contains a simple, clear and effective way to do this, and you haven't even tried it.
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Another question for me is, how I can create my own menu insteat of "People" and "Spaces"??
I found the code block.
Do anybody know how to add them?
Regards, Chris
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You can use web-item in atlassian-plugin.xml:
<web-item key="my-own-menu-link" section="system.header/left" weight="60">
<description key="my-own-menu-description">Simple link to my-own-menu.</description>
<label key="MyOwnMenu"/>
<link linkId="my-own-menu-link">/</link>
</web-item>
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