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al_in_chicag
alternative calendar module?

Are there other caledars out there besides the ones that appear in the downloads sections? I was hoping someone out there has come across something. Thanks.

Best Regards to all,

Alfonso
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hervet
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/9 9:24

  • hervet

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  • Since: 2003/11/4


Hi,

I know Agendax, Pical and extcal

bye,
Hervé
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evylrat
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/9 14:03

  • evylrat

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 164

  • Since: 2004/2/25


I wish there was a module that displayed a simple minical, upcoming events and could be linked to the news. I'd rather post a news item, and have the calendar link to that, if necessary, rather than keep details of the event seperate to news / duplicated in news.
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hervet
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/9 18:12

  • hervet

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  • Since: 2003/11/4


extcal will do it shortly.

Bye,
Hervé
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thebigkk
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/22 12:52

  • thebigkk

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  • Since: 2003/10/27


g'day Herve. Any chance the new version is going to have an option for recurring events? (birthdays)

I'm currently using AgendaX, and not happy with the date formatting.
I like the features of Pical, but hate the calendar style.

All yours needs is the recurring events to make me happy.

Cheers
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evylrat
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/22 13:03

  • evylrat

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  • Since: 2004/2/25


I can't wait for the new Beta to be released, to fix that bug of not being able to click on an event. I agree, I ditched AgendaX cos of date format too, and I don't like the calendar in PiCal. Extcal seems to be a great looking module with the functionality of both.
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thebigkk
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/22 13:06

  • thebigkk

  • Not too shy to talk

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  • Since: 2003/10/27


A couple of other points. Will there be an upcomming 30 day events, or a way to limit the upcumming events to a set number of days? similar to agenda x?

Also the ability to be able to edit an event without having to go through the admin module.

Cheers
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zoullou
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/23 9:35

  • zoullou

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  • Since: 2004/3/2 0


Hi,

It is not envisaged to add the management of the recuring events for the moment.
To add this feature i will rewrite all my classes before .

See you
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thebigkk
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/23 9:41

  • thebigkk

  • Not too shy to talk

  • Posts: 103

  • Since: 2003/10/27


No Probs. Without sounding pushy, any sort of timeframe for the release of the new version?

Cheers
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Alan-A
Re: alternative calendar module?

  • 2005/1/23 10:58

  • Alan-A

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  • Since: 2004/2/17


Hallo Zoullou,

I'm very interested in the management of regular events as well and would like to know how you see this developing.

I need to implement a calendar module for an amateur orchestra for their regular meetings & rehersals. At the moment none of the XOOPS calendar modules offer the ability to enter something like "every Tuesday at 7:30 until 10:00" and then delete the events which won`t happen - for example because of the Christmas and school holidays.

If I knew that in the near future this feature would become available in a module, I would use this module with manual entry of repeating events until this feature was implemented.

Is this on your feature list?

Hopefully,

Alan
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