*@author Myron Turner */ $lang['seconds'] = 'Time till redirection (in seconds)'; $lang['minSeconds'] = 'Minimal time which is allowed till redirection (in seconds)'; $lang['auto_login'] = 'On login, automatically go to a predefined page, as set in the auto_options and/or group options settings.'; $lang['auto_options'] = 'Target for the auto_login page. In each case user refers to the user\'s ' . ' login name. If the login name is "foo", then ":user_page" is ":foo"; ' . ' "user_ns:user_page" is ":foo:foo"; ":user_ns:start_page" is ":foo:start". The common_ns ' . 'is defined in the common_ns option.'; $lang['common_ns'] = 'An arbitrarily defined namespace of any depth where all auto login pages will reside. This can include the wildcard user_ns'; $lang['group'] = 'Comma separated list of group namespaces to which users can be redirected. Different users can be in different groups. If a user belongs to two groups on this list, the user will be redirected to the first.'; $lang['group_options'] = "The user can be redirected either to the group start page or to the user\'s own page in the group namespace."; /* $lang['group_only'] ="Redirect only to group namespaces, i.e. not to user namespaces and pages"; $lang['user_only'] = "Redirect to user namespaces and pages only, i.e. not to group namespaces."; */ $lang['only_option'] = 'group redirects only to group namespaces and their pages; ' . 'user to user namespaces and pages; ' . ' and default to either, with group having precedence.';