yes, in LibrePlan there are web services and you can import and export calendars.
Apart from that, the calendar system of LibrePlan is hierarchical and there are two types of calendars:
* Global calendars. They can be root calendars or derived calendars. A derived calendar inherits from other global calendar.
* Resource calendars. These are the calendars that the resource have configured. They always inherits from a global calendar.
Each calendar inherits the data from its ancestors and define its own exception.
Finally regarding to holidays (which are in LibrePlan a type of exception), currently you have to set them each year. It is not implemented a way to copy the exceptions from one year to the next. It could be useful and time-saving, although because the calendars have the inheritance behavior, if you create them in a good way, you will only need to update each year the root calendars.
Kind regards.
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Is there a way to export/import calendar with public holidays (depends of country you choose) ?
So our "defaults" calendar could be herited from them ?
At least, is there any way to set public holidays for a year and to extend them to next year ?
Hi,
yes, in LibrePlan there are web services and you can import and export calendars.
Apart from that, the calendar system of LibrePlan is hierarchical and there are two types of calendars:
* Global calendars. They can be root calendars or derived calendars. A derived calendar inherits from other global calendar.
* Resource calendars. These are the calendars that the resource have configured. They always inherits from a global calendar.
Each calendar inherits the data from its ancestors and define its own exception.
Finally regarding to holidays (which are in LibrePlan a type of exception), currently you have to set them each year. It is not implemented a way to copy the exceptions from one year to the next. It could be useful and time-saving, although because the calendars have the inheritance behavior, if you create them in a good way, you will only need to update each year the root calendars.
Kind regards.