Calendar populated with CMS Builder records
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A while back, in post http://www.interactivetools.com/forum/gforum.cgi?post=76360 you answered a question from Deborah about Entering repetitive data for a CMSB Calendar where events happened every Monday, or for 3 weeks in a row, etc.
Could you show how you would implement that on this Calendar project?
Thanks,
Jerry Kornbluth
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Re: [gkornbluth] Calendar populated with CMS Builder records
By Chris - September 16, 2010
Phew! Here's a PHP script which outputs Zickey's awesome calendar, but is driven by a repeating event system (with start and end dates, and checkboxes for days of the week) from the post you linked.
I hope this helps!
Chris
Well there's nothing left to say but I'm awed and amazed.
The code even deals well with dates spanning years.
And... you don't seem to have to know if the start and end date is correct for a particular day, the code corrects for that.
As you mentioned in the other post, if you leave the end date blank, the event only appears on the actual start date, regardless of what days are checked.
Have I mentioned that YOU ARE THE BEST?
You've moved this project forward immensely...
I'll incorporate some more sophisticated rollover ToolTips and post all of the files here tomorrow.
Thanks from all of us,
Jerry Kornbluth
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By Mikey - September 16, 2010
Cheers!
Zick [:)]
Re: [gkornbluth] Calendar populated with CMS Builder records
By Mikey - September 17, 2010 - edited: September 17, 2010
Going to add this too!
Thanks Jerry!
Zick
Update: Jerry I just finished adding the Tool Tips. Nice!!!! worked like a charm. Just need to adjust the CSS a bit to fix the I6 background color. I'll post a revised CSS once I make the changes.
Thanks for posting up! Very nice feature!
By Mikey - September 17, 2010
Here's Chris' post regarding adding "days of the week" as check boxes.
http://www.interactivetools.com/forum/gforum.cgi?post=77337#77337
Cheers,
Zickey
By Djulia - September 17, 2010 - edited: September 17, 2010
Chris, you think that it is possible to internationalize the calendar and to begin the week with Monday ?
Monday | Tuesday | Wednesday | Thursday | Friday | Saturday | Sunday
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Thanks !
Djulia
I've been harping at poor Dave for ages about a calendar - particularly with support for repeating dates. Can't wait to dive into this puppy. My hat's off to the originator of this thread and the calendar layout also.
J.
Re: [InHouse] Calendar populated with CMS Builder records
Here's the 9/17 Zickey Calendar update.
You can see it in operation, using the files included in the attached .zip file at:
http://thecmsbcookbook.com/Calendar4.php
Changelog:
8/31/10 - Original Zickey Calendar Files uploaded
9/9-10/10 – Links added and modified by Chris
9/16/10 – Rudimentary ToolTips added that appear when an event title is hovered over.
9/17/10 - Calendar now includes multiple date event entry and rounded corners (except in IE) ToolTips that appear when an event title is hovered over.
Note:
There seems to be an issue with ToolTip displaying intermittently in the latest version of Firefox. (They’re fine in IE (except for the square corners) and in Safari and Chrome. If anyone has an idea, please post it on the forum thread and I’ll modify the code accordingly.
Keep posting your modifications.
This project's going to be AWESOME!
Best,
Jerry Kornbluth
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Re: [gkornbluth] Calendar populated with CMS Builder records
By Chris - September 17, 2010 - edited: September 17, 2010
Chris, you think that it is possible to internationalize the calendar and to begin the week with Monday ?
I think the solution is as simple as adding the code in red:
$startday = $thismonth['wday'] - 1;
... and adjusting the headings.
I hope this helps! :)
Chris