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- Mon 11. Feb 2008, 15:00
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
Re: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
I don't think it has to do with the db collation, however, check your $phpwcms["charset"]. Mine is set to "UTF-8". Hopefully it doesn't screw up the rest of the website. Best practice is to have the same encoding as your DB. If that doesn't work, try changing your browser's encoding setting. In FF ...
- Mon 4. Feb 2008, 10:39
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
- Wed 30. Jan 2008, 12:46
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
Re: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.7]
Ok, try this: Replace in backend.inc.php AND default.tmpl.php: echo renderQCal($GLOBALS["qcal"]["defaults"]["calendar"], $_SESSION["wcs_user_lang"]); With this: $userLang = (isset($_SESSION["wcs_user_lang"]) && !empty($_SESSION["wcs_user_lang"])) ? $_SESSION["wcs_user_lang"] : "en"; echo renderQCal ...
- Wed 30. Jan 2008, 10:12
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
Re: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.7]
What language is your user using? Try by setting your user language to english.
If it works, try creating a new directory with your user language iso code, for example 'es' for Spain, and copy lang.inc.php from another language dir into the new dir.
Jens
If it works, try creating a new directory with your user language iso code, for example 'es' for Spain, and copy lang.inc.php from another language dir into the new dir.
Jens
- Sun 15. Jul 2007, 17:31
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: Web Poll Content Type
- Replies: 36
- Views: 24284
- Mon 2. Jul 2007, 09:02
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
It's easy. Have a reptag like this: {QCAL:1:en:main.tmpl:event.tmpl} main.tmpl contains <div id="eventsCalendar"> {MONTH} </div> <div id="eventsList"> {EVENTS} </div> and event.tmpl contains <div class="calEvent"> <span class="calEventDayDetail">{DAY} {TITLE}</span> <div class="calEventFieldDetail ...
- Thu 31. May 2007, 09:13
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
- Wed 30. May 2007, 12:05
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: News Flash Content Type [Updated 2.0.4]
- Replies: 40
- Views: 33331
- Tue 29. May 2007, 11:32
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
@nehemia Search through QCalendar.php and QCalendarAdmin.php for /img/ and replace with img/ (i.e. remove all forward slashes in front). @Niedzielan QCal does not support dutch language at the moment and your user setting is set to dutch. Here's what you need to do: - in inc_lang folder make a copy ...
- Tue 15. May 2007, 09:30
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
I don't know why this happens to some people. It is not a general issue, I mean the pictures are shown for me! So before you do this, I recommend that you check your image paths, for example remove the starting slash / : <img src=\" / img/button/edit_22x13.gif\" style=\"border:none;\" /> If that ...
- Mon 14. May 2007, 14:32
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
- Wed 9. May 2007, 08:58
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
- Tue 8. May 2007, 09:05
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
- Mon 7. May 2007, 21:59
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756
I don't know how the h*ll that happened!? Seems no pictures are shown. The only thing I can think of is changing the images to text. In QCalendar.php change: $buttons = "<span class='qheaderbuttons'>"; $buttons .= "<a href='javascript:;' onclick='editEvent(".$val['id'].")' name='anchorEditEvent' id ...
- Mon 7. May 2007, 17:16
- Forum: hacks & enhancements
- Topic: New Calendar Mod: QCalendar with Ajax [Updated v1.0.8]
- Replies: 136
- Views: 84756