site.ini [AdminSiteAccessMenu] #

The block [AdminSiteAccessMenu] of settings/site.ini, with 5 setting(s).

Never edit settings/site.ini itself: an update replaces it. Put the settings you change in an override, which wins over the shipped file:

• settings/override/site.ini.append.php for every siteaccess,
• settings/siteaccess/<siteaccess>/site.ini.append.php for one siteaccess,
• extension/<extension>/settings/site.ini.append.php in an extension (read when the extension is active).

Show #

The site menu of the administration (designs admin4 and admin4l): the globe
button in the header opens a list of this installation's siteaccesses with
their addresses. Its first entry opens the site, as the globe did; the
others are grouped into sites and administrations, and the siteaccess in use
is marked. Signed-in users only. The addresses are worked out as
siteaccess_url() does, with the scheme of the request: each siteaccess gets
the first address that the matching rules (host_uri, host and uri, in
MatchOrder order) lead back to it with no part of the path left over. Tried
in turn: this host with its HostUriMatchMapItems entry or its URI element,
its own [SiteSettings] SiteURL, a host that HostMatchMapItems gives it, then
one of its host_uri entries on another host. Where none of them can be shown
to lead there, its URI element on this host is used as before (else its
SiteURL as written, else this host).
Read from the settings of the administration siteaccess.

enabled or disabled; disabled leaves the globe a plain link to the site

Default: enabled.

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php
[AdminSiteAccessMenu]
Show=enabled
*/ ?>

List #

related: [SiteAccessSettings] RelatedSiteAccessList[] of this siteaccess (the
siteaccesses sharing its database), or this siteaccess alone where it is
empty; available: AvailableSiteAccessList[]. Only siteaccesses of
AvailableSiteAccessList[] are listed either way. An installation that serves
several sites sets RelatedSiteAccessList[] for each administration to list
its own site's siteaccesses.

Default: related.

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php
[AdminSiteAccessMenu]
List=related
*/ ?>

HiddenSiteAccessList #

Siteaccesses left out of the menu. The site the globe opens (FrontSiteAccess,
else DefaultAccess) is always its first entry.

Default: an empty list.

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php
[AdminSiteAccessMenu]
# an empty "HiddenSiteAccessList[]" first replaces the shipped list; without it the items are added
HiddenSiteAccessList[]
*/ ?>

AdminSiteAccessList #

The siteaccesses that count as administrations. Empty: those whose
[DesignSettings] SiteDesign begins with "admin", or that set a
[SiteSettings] FrontSiteAccess.

Default: an empty list.

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php
[AdminSiteAccessMenu]
# an empty "AdminSiteAccessList[]" first replaces the shipped list; without it the items are added
AdminSiteAccessList[]
*/ ?>

ListAdministrations #

disabled: the menu lists sites only; enabled: the administrations too, as a
group of their own

Default: disabled.

<?php /* #?ini charset="utf-8"?
# settings/override/site.ini.append.php
[AdminSiteAccessMenu]
ListAdministrations=disabled
*/ ?>

Related #

• All blocks of site.ini
• All INI files
• The settings page

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