Redmine

I'm doing the same thing.

You could modify lib/redmine.rb by adding the if clause below, or add this as a plugin (as I am doing). In the plugin's init.rb:

Redmine::MenuManager.map :project_menu do |menu|
  menu.delete :new_issue
end

menu :project_menu, :new_issue, { :controller => 'issues', :action => 'new', :copy_from => nil }, :param => :project_id, :caption => :label_issue_new,
  :html => { :accesskey => Redmine::AccessKeys.key_for(:new_issue) },
  :after => :issues,
  :if => Proc.new { |p| p.trackers.any? }

Lenny,

Sorry to be dim but do I just add all of that text to init.rb in a suitable plugin directory or is there something else to do? I'm testing this on the latest bitnami version and after executing the rake command it complains about an $end missing.

Very much a newbie here (sorry)...Andy

The text above is not the complete init.rb but was added to an existing init.rb for a plugin I wrote.

I followed the plugin tutorial http://www.redmine.org/projects/redmine/wiki/Plugin_Tutorial to create a plugin and added the entire text to the int.rb.

(I retyped the text into the above post, i.e., did not copy and paste, so if I do have a syntax error, sorry and please let me know and I will correct in the above post.)

Andy,

Found 2 syntax issues that I've fixed above:
- the last "end" is already in the init.rb
- forgot the "?" at the end of "any"

This is working for Redmine 2.3.3. I don't know what version the latest bitnami is using.

Sorry about that. Hope this works for you.