Attributes

Configuration file: use White-Pages' local configuration file

To configure how LDAP attributes are displayed or searched, use the $attributes_map parameter which is an array of arrays, with this structure:

$attributes_map:
- item: item identifier
  - attribute: name of LDAP attribute, in lower case
  - faclass: name of Font Awesome icon class
  - type: type of attribute (see below)

The following table shows how type are used:

Type	Display	Search	Substring matching
text	Simple text	Text input	Yes
mailto	Link mailto	Text input	Yes
dn_link	Link on user entry	Text input	No
group_dn_link	Link on group entry	Text input	No
usergroup_dn_link	Link on user or group entry	Text input	No
boolean	“Yes” or “No”	Select	N/A
date	Formatted date	Calendar (“from” and “to”)	N/A
tel	Link tel (click to call)	Text input	Yes
guid	Simple text (objectGUID converted to string)	Text input	No

Example:

$attributes_map = array(
    'businesscategory' => array( 'attribute' => 'businesscategory', 'faclass' => 'briefcase', 'type' => 'text' ),
    'carlicense' => array( 'attribute' => 'carlicense', 'faclass' => 'car', 'type' => 'text' ),
    'created' => array( 'attribute' => 'createtimestamp', 'faclass' => 'clock-o', 'type' => 'date' ),
);

To add a new definition to existing ones:

$attributes_map['fax'] = array( 'attribute' => 'facsimiletelephonenumber', 'faclass' => 'fax', 'type' => 'text' );

You can translate attribute label by defining the label_item messages in custom lang file, for example:

$messages["label_fax"] = "Fax";

Don't forget to put your LDAP attribute in lower case !