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I need help refining my Calendar
Posted: Thu 8. Jan 2004, 20:29
by Bijan Hemati
I Created an html table with numbers in it, representing a month, with a few links to certain days.
Then I put it in a template. I then created articles for each link in the calendar.
Now when a link in the calendar is clicked, a related article is shown in the main window.
http://www.carltonsclass.us/index.php?id=14,0,0,1,0,0
Everything is working fine. But if I need to add another event to a day in the calendar,
I have to manually go to the template and insert a link to the new article I added.
Is there a way to add or remove links in the calendar without having to edit the template?
Posted: Thu 8. Jan 2004, 21:20
by marco
Why not use one of the many calendar PHP scripts?
They also generate the right dates for you.
Here's a very nice one - free for personal use:
http://calendar.esscripts.com/
It allows you to add/view links.
Posted: Thu 8. Jan 2004, 21:26
by frold
do you know if you can add this to the backend?
http://calendar.esscripts.com/escalAE.php
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 00:24
by marco
Probably yes if it is for personal use, no otherwise. I'd check with the author. But there are many other GPL PHP calendar scripts, I posted one or two other links on this board, do a search.
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 04:10
by Bijan Hemati
marco wrote:Why not use one of the many calendar PHP scripts?
They also generate the right dates for you.
Here's a very nice one - free for personal use:
http://calendar.esscripts.com/
It allows you to add/view links.
Thank you for your suggestion.
I like to have the detail of the event to show up in the content part of phpwcms.
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 09:22
by Bijan Hemati
I found this php calendar.
http://keithdevens.com/software/php_calendar/
Here you can see how its used. And that is exactly what I need.
http://keithdevens.com/weblog
I just don't know how to use it. Can someone please help me with this?
btw...Keith has tons of useful stuff on his site, check it out!
Regards,
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 11:29
by Pappnase
nice thread!*
maybe somebody can help me too!
Did somebody know a goog eventcalender script.
where i can insert events in order of the event not date.
for exp.
phpwcms-training - course 1
09.01.04/16.01.04/23.01.04/30.01.04
place of event: blablabla
and where the user can also register for this event?
Pappnase
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 11:34
by Oliver Georgi
If I had time I would help you. I do not have at the moment - it is an interesting feature and not really difficult to implement.
I'm thinking about a new content part or an extra calender/event section.
I'm sorry.
Oliver
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 11:44
by frold
Oliver Georgi wrote:If I had time I would help you. I do not have at the moment - it is an interesting feature and not really difficult to implement.
I'm thinking about a new content part or an extra calender/event section.
I'm sorry.
Oliver
If I had money I would pay you to work fulltime on your lovely phpwcms... I know it have been said before but I have to say it again, I really appreceate (don´t how to spell it) all the work you do - I think we all do!! Gosh, you are a work-aholic...! I´m loving it (don´t mention MacD)

Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 12:01
by Pappnase
Oliver Georgi wrote:If I had time I would help you. I do not have at the moment - it is an interesting feature and not really difficult to implement.
I'm thinking about a new content part or an extra calender/event section.
I'm sorry.
Oliver
Hello Oliver
hope you don't understand me wrong. this was a general question to all!
Pappnase
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 12:03
by Oliver Georgi
I know.
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 19:40
by Bijan Hemati
Pappnase wrote:nice thread!*
maybe somebody can help me too!
Did somebody know a goog eventcalender script.
where i can insert events in order of the event not date.
for exp.
phpwcms-training - course 1
09.01.04/16.01.04/23.01.04/30.01.04
place of event: blablabla
and where the user can also register for this event?
Pappnase
Maybe you can find something usful here.
http://www.phpwcms.de/forum/viewtopic.p ... ght=atutor
Posted: Fri 9. Jan 2004, 21:02
by Bijan Hemati
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 04:31
by Bijan Hemati
Posted: Sat 10. Jan 2004, 05:54
by Pappnase
hello bijan
thanks for the link it looks quite intresting! later i will study it!
pappnase