<?php
global $ldiff_options, $ldiff_infoblurb, $ldif_showblurb;

// Set ldiff_options to 1 for this plugin to have it's own options
// page entry. If you would rather simply have this plugin appear
// at the bottom of the addressbook, then set it to be 0.

$ldiff_options = 1;

// If there are more than $ldif_showblurb errors, when importing an
// ldif file, then show the $ldiff_infoblurb message. Actually this
// setting is just one of the decision points which displays the
// blurb below, see the code to find out the other times that it is
// displayed.
$ldif_showblurb = 7;

// The quasi help text for this plugin that is displayed on the
// options page, if there is one, or displayed at the bottom of the
// page after importing an ldif file if too many errors have
// occurred. Too many errors is defined by the $ldif_showblurb
// variable above, or if the number of errors exceeds or equals the
// number of records successfully imported.
$ldiff_infoblurb = '<p>
This importer understands the <b>LDIF</b> file format as defined in
<a href="ftp://ftp.isi.edu/in-notes/rfc2849.txt" target="blank">
RFC-2849</a>.
Many e-mail programs such as Netscape Communicator, Eudora and others
will export their address books in LDIF format. If your program does
not, then use the address book converter at
<a href="http://www.interguru.com/mailconv.htm" target="_blank">
www.interguru.com</a>
to convert your address book into LDIF format, and then import it here.
</p>';
?>