Re: [Php-calendar-discussion] Calendar tweaks I have made 8/9

[Sean P. <spr...@gm...>]

Sorry for the long delay in responding. I hadn't had any time at all to
devote to this project for a while. Since the economy is cooling down, I've
had a bit more time lately.

On Sat, Jul 19, 2008 at 9:55 AM, Larry Johnson <joh...@gm...>wrote:

> This is a great calendar (thanks Sean!).  I have made some minor personal
> tweaks that customize it a bit for me.  See the text below for the details
> on those tweaks.  I am pretty new to the PHP programming environment so
> these tweaks may not have been written in the best fashion but they do
> work.  If you have any suggestions or comments on them let me know, or if
> you have any great tweaks as well.
>
> --
> Larry
>
> PHP Calendar - Tweaks
> #1 - Take out the footer hyperlinks
>

Not going to include this one, I think you can understand why.

#2 - Put in color settings
>

Maybe the default theme isn't the best, and I'll look into improving it
later, but it's good enough for a default.


> #3 - Put in IE document type so that calendar "stretches" like it
> automatically does in Firefox
>

I didn't realize this was an issue. I've changed the calendar to HTML 4.01
Strict in 1.1, please let me know if this is the same as your fix.


> #4 - (3 entries) Putting in the programming so that a user can only modify
> or delete their own entries
>

This only changed whether the options were displayed or not, but if you
fabricated the requests, you could still change the events. These changes
and the rest necessary to prevent that are in 1.1.

#5 - Things work perfectly in Firefox, but in IE the column widths are not
> showing right.  To fix that adjust this code.
>

Skipped this.

#6 - Put in a header
>

Skipped this.


> #7 - Change the text in some of the buttons
>

Skipped this.


> #8 - Put in programming so that a user can only modify the calendars that
> they have access to
>

Good catch, thanks. This is in 1.1 as well.

That about sums up the changes from 1.0 to 1.1. Also added admin users.

Thanks for bringing all of this to my attention,
Sean