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Where did the WebLeftBarPersonal block go in the new Dakar version of WebLeftBar? I miss having that option. Is there a way to get it back in other than editing the file itself?

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TWiki version: TWikiRelease04x00x00
TWiki plugins: DefaultPlugin, EmptyPlugin, InterwikiPlugin
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Categories: Missing functionality

-- DickWieland - 21 Mar 2006

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Dick, its still there (well, in my twiki4, but its only visible when I use the sessioning support (turned on using the configure script), and have logged in.

at the top of the left bar I see:

Hello Sven Dowideit!
logout Log Out
Create personal sidebar
and the Create Personal sidebar has the url http://t42p/cgi-bin/TWikiRelease04x00/bin/edit/Main/SvenDowideitLeftBar?templatetopic=TWiki.WebLeftBarPersonalTemplate&topicparent=SvenDowideit

-- SvenDowideit - 11 Apr 2006

Sven, I am currently up to 4.0.4 and see nothing like that on my left bar. I tried patching in some code from r1.1 of WebLeftBar.txt but that doesn't seem to work correctly for 1st time users who have no entries. In my configure I currently have UseClientSessions on. Is that the parameter you refer to. Clearly I am missing something, since I don't have a logout capability in my installation.

-- DickWieland - 20 Jul 2006

Perhaps you have old WebLeftBars from a previous installation?

-- ArthurClemens - 20 Jul 2006

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