[SOLVED] Open to calendar instead of mail in advanced client?

[JonathansCornerCom]

I would like to open, or create a direct/deep link that opens, the advanced version of the calendar as the presently selected tab.

I can open the advanced client with the mail tab initially open (by going to http://[hostname]/zimbra/?client=advanced ), and I can open the standard client directly to the calendar tab (by going to http://[hostname]/zimbra/h/calendar ), but I don't see how to open the advanced client to the calendar: clicking "Advanced Version" from http://[hostname]/zimbra/h/calendar opens the advanced client with the mail tab initially open.

Is there a way to configure the Zimbra server to automatically open the calendar?

Is there a RESTful way to open the advanced client with the calendar tab selected?

[mmorse]

Originally Posted by JonathansCornerCom

Is there a way to configure the Zimbra server to automatically open the calendar?

Vote for / support ticket tag / cc watch this RFE: Bug 9366 - Config setting to choose the starting app after login

Originally Posted by JonathansCornerCom

Is there a RESTful way to open the advanced client with the calendar tab selected?

https:// server.domain.com/zimbra/?app=calendar

Also works for contacts, tasks, documents, briefcase, etc.

You can toggle views between week/month/schedule view by going to your preferences tab > calendar tab > default view.
Or using a direct url like: https:// server.domain.com/zimbra/?app=calendar&view=week&date=20080223

[JonathansCornerCom]

Originally Posted by mmorse

Vote for / support ticket tag / cc watch this RFE: Bug 9366 - Config setting to choose the starting app after login

Gladly. (Done.)

Originally Posted by mmorse

https:// server.domain.com/zimbra/?app=calendar

Also works for contacts, tasks, documents, briefcase, etc.

You can toggle views between week/month/schedule view by going to your preferences tab > calendar tab > default view.
Or using a direct url like: https:// server.domain.com/zimbra/?app=calendar&view=week&date=20080223

Thanks; this accomplishes erxactly what I wanted.