If you want a yearly view, you only have to use the module
latest
events in combination with mambot MosModule
Here you can get these both, but the module I had a little bit
modified, because, when you want to have two of them there is a
complication in the Query.
Now after installing both you can change the parameters just
like you
want.
For example the number of upcoming events = 500. In my case
it is
enough.
Of course I wanted a comfortable link into the ExtCalendar.
To get this, you have to do the follwing things:
Make a "static content" with the Headline you want and with
just one
line in the content:
{mosmodule module=All events}
Then make a menu-link to this static content and copy the
link to
clipboard.
After that, you have to open your theme.php in the
ExtCalendar-Template.
On line 58 (or where you want in this section) you have to
insert the
following modified lines:
<!-- BEGIN print_view -->
<td><img name="spacer" src="{URL}images/spacer.gif" width="10"
height="25" border="0" id="spacer" alt="" /></td>
<td class="buttontext" align="center" valign="middle" nowrap>
<a href="LINK GETTING FROM MENU" title="Yearly View"
class="buttontext">
<img src="{URL}themes/default/images/icon-print.gif" border="0"
alt="Drucken" vspace="3px"/><br />
Yearly View</a>
</td>
<!-- END print_view -->
Of course you have to copy your Menu-Link into the code, to
get it
really work.
And yes, now you have Yearly view with some good effects,
such like a
print- and pdf-icon and the layout from your Webpage and so on.
For me it works really fine! Ask me, if you have a problem! :)
PS: If you want to have the year in the "monthly seperator"
simply add a %Y in all_events.php - line 309 after %B
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Hello @ all, :)
I had a good idea:
If you want a yearly view, you only have to use the module
latest
events in combination with mambot MosModule
Here you can get these both, but the module I had a little bit
modified, because, when you want to have two of them there is a
complication in the Query.
Oki, get both:
http://www.joomlaos.de/option,com_remository/Itemid,41/func,fileinfo/id,1384.html
<-- MosModule Mambot
http://www.peterschoene.de/All_events.zip <-- modified
Latest Events
Module
Now after installing both you can change the parameters just
like you
want.
For example the number of upcoming events = 500. In my case
it is
enough.
Of course I wanted a comfortable link into the ExtCalendar.
To get this, you have to do the follwing things:
Make a "static content" with the Headline you want and with
just one
line in the content:
{mosmodule module=All events}
Then make a menu-link to this static content and copy the
link to
clipboard.
After that, you have to open your theme.php in the
ExtCalendar-Template.
On line 58 (or where you want in this section) you have to
insert the
following modified lines:
<!-- BEGIN print_view -->
<td><img name="spacer" src="{URL}images/spacer.gif" width="10"
height="25" border="0" id="spacer" alt="" /></td>
<td class="buttontext" align="center" valign="middle" nowrap>
<a href="LINK GETTING FROM MENU" title="Yearly View"
class="buttontext">
<img src="{URL}themes/default/images/icon-print.gif" border="0"
alt="Drucken" vspace="3px"/><br />
Yearly View</a>
</td>
<!-- END print_view -->
Of course you have to copy your Menu-Link into the code, to
get it
really work.
And yes, now you have Yearly view with some good effects,
such like a
print- and pdf-icon and the layout from your Webpage and so on.
For me it works really fine! Ask me, if you have a problem! :)
PS: If you want to have the year in the "monthly seperator"
simply add a %Y in all_events.php - line 309 after %B
Example:
$thiseventmonth = strftime("%B
%Y",strtotime($thisEvent->start_date));
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das wollen doch alle haben ! wichtig!