Re: [SM-PLUGINS] Shared Calendars 2.0.1-1.4.0

[Paul L. <pa...@sq...>]

Oh, and you'll need to add $cal_debug to the first "global" statement up 
near the top of that file (list_calendars.php)... line 37:

OLD:

global $username, $domain, $data_dir, $color, $migrateOldCalendarData;

NEW:

global $cal_debug, $username, $domain, $data_dir, $color, 
$migrateOldCalendarData;


- paul


p dont think wrote:
> 
> 
> William Hernandez wrote:
> 
>> Paul,
>>
>>
>>>> I've created a Shared Calendar where "ro...@do..." is the
>>>> owner (and is also in the $cal_admins array in
>>
>>
>> data/config.php)
>>
>>>> and "*@domain.com" have read access.
>>>>
>>>> But when I login as "so...@do..." the shared calendar
>>
>>
>> is
>>
>>>> not listed under available calendars.
>>>
>>>
>>> Hmm, never heard that before.  Did you turn on debugging just
>>
>>
>> to make
>>
>>> sure the username is what you expect?  Otherwise, I'll have to send 
>>> you debugging code, I guess.
>>
>>
>>
>> Setting $cal_debug=1 doesn't display any debug messages when I
>> login as "so...@do..." and select the "Calendar" link.
> 
> 
> Right.  OK, so if you want to debug as a non-admin, please add this code 
> to the bottom of list_calendars.php (this should replace everything from 
> the "show regular list calendars page" comment to the file bottom):
> 
> // show regular list calendars page
> else
> {
> 
>    $external_list = get_all_external_calendars();
>    $shared_list = get_all_accessible_calendars($username, $domain);
>    $public_list = get_all_public_calendars();
>    $calList = array_merge($shared_list, $public_list, $external_list);
>    usort($calList, 'calendar_sort');
> 
>    if ($cal_debug)
>    {
>       echo '<hr />Calendars for user: ' . $username . '<br />At domain: '
>          . $domain . '<br /><br />';
>          . 'EXTERNAL<br />========<br />';
>       sm_print_r($external_list);
>       echo 'SHARED<br />======<br />';
>       sm_print_r($shared_list);
>       echo 'PUBLIC<br />======<br />';
>       sm_print_r($public_list);
>       echo '<hr />';
>    }
> 
>    display_calendar_list($color, $calList, $errorMessages, $messages);
> 
> }
> 
> 
> ?>
>