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The project has not had any activity in seven months and I was wondering if anyone has heard from the project owners. I've tried contacting them to contribute to the project but not gotten a response.
I've done some work on the release candidate and was hoping to share my efforts. I've cleaned up a lot of existing issues and added or adjusted code for some of the requested features. Here is a...
2009-11-11 00:39:31 UTC by joeflash
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The new calendar (v2.3.0...) incorporates a print design method that re-styles the current calendar view for printing. It still needs some tweaks but it is functional.
2009-11-10 02:11:31 UTC by joeflash
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I've incorporated TinyMCE into my copy and have it automatically switching it's interface language to match that of the calendar. I've also modified my copy to support a different language for each calendar in the one install.
2009-11-09 21:54:01 UTC by joeflash
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I'd say you missed step 4 of the installation instructions...
Installation Instructions:
If you have not done so already:
1. Install the Web server software (e.g. Apache, Microsoft IIS).
2. Install PHP 4.2 or higher. Use the latest release if possible.
3. Install PEAR.
4. Install the PEAR DB package.
5. Install MySQL 4.1 or higher, or...
2009-11-05 17:00:26 UTC by joeflash
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You might consider using TinyMCE as a Rich Text Editor instead. It is very cross browser compliant, converts all entered content into XHTML compliant code, and will automatically convert all special characters to HTML/XML encoded characters so that the web pages and XML exports don't get broken. I've already added it to my copy and it is working pretty well. I'm also implementing it with the...
2009-11-05 01:54:59 UTC by joeflash
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I've had the same idea only I've implemented it with a function call that can return the list of calendars as a PHP array, a list of links (<li><a href...>...</a></li>), or an option list (<option...>...) for use in a web form.
2009-11-05 01:45:48 UTC by joeflash
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If you look through the documentation you should see that VTCalendar supports multiple calendars and provides the ability to have events in each of those calendars to optionally appear in the main calendar. This is specified when entering the event into one of the sub-calendars.
2009-11-05 01:26:00 UTC by joeflash
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Not sure that Anonymous submissions are a good idea for any web based service. You would not believe the amount of random spam you can get from BOTS that crawl the web to submit propaganda, sales pitches, solicitations, and general junk to any web form they can find. If you really want to allow public submission you might make a separate calendar to receive those events and use some public...
2009-11-05 01:21:18 UTC by joeflash
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This is a code bug and would suggest to me that you are using one of the 2.3.0 pre-release versions. It will likely be fixed in the release version. I've already repaired this and several other items in my copy.
2009-11-05 01:14:33 UTC by joeflash
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I've been working on some updates and enhancements to v2.3.0rc and one of these enhancements is to provide better character set support. This is accomplished by allowing HTML/XML character encoding for all entry fields. (This technique prevents database and web site corruption with invalid characters and makes the web pages and XML output more reliable.)
With my changes you could enter those...
2009-11-05 01:10:50 UTC by joeflash
