Now a client can view e-mail filters created by admin, but the client can't edit them. The client can submit a change, but it isn't input in the database, nor is the client told that the changes aren't made.
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| | | $form["db_history"] = "no"; |
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| | | $form["tab_default"] = "filter"; |
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| | | $form["list_default"] = "mail_user_filter_list.php"; |
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| | | $form["auth"] = 'yes'; // yes / no |
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| | | $form["auth"] = 'no'; // yes / no |
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| | | $form["auth_preset"]["userid"] = 0; // 0 = id of the user, > 0 id must match with id of current user |
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| | | $form["auth_preset"]["groupid"] = 0; // 0 = default groupid of the user, > 0 id must match with groupid of current user |
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