My network admin asked me to help him with configuring users through the Web interface. The issue he was having is that the users were only able to see 1 computer listed for most of the tabs. We finally found out how to get it to work, and possibly found a bug in the system. I don’t have the full string we used, but here is the format we originally had:
status={AUTOCLIENTS},lastacts={AUTOCLIENTS}
After testing we discovered that it was only seeing the first item, I assume that is because {AUTOCLIENTS} provides a comma delimited list which means it’s seeing the remaining items as a new group (status, lastacts, etc.). We tried using 2 comma delimited ID’s encapsulated by quotes, but it was only displaying the second item. In the end we came up with a setup that worked:
status=“0,{AUTOCLIENTS}”,lastacts=“0,{AUTOCLIENTS}”
From what I can tell using the quotes tells the system that it’s an array, but if you only use “{AUTOCLIENTS}” it won’t display the first item in the list. It’s possible that when the system parses the data it ignores the first item, (probably looking for item 1 in an array that begins with 0), which is why we added the 0, to the beginning.
Sorry if this is a bit jumbled and/or out of place, let me know if I’m not making any sense and I’ll check back later.