RE: [Php-calendar-discussion] welcome to the list

[Sons, F. <Fra...@da...>]

Sorry for the delay - either the list is still dead or i don't get other =
mails - if the list is used, can someone please reply to me directly? ;)

Anyway, i don't have that much time to test new versions atm, i lost my =
old webhoster (and lost my own version of the calender where i created =
login etc.) and i'm too lazy/don't have that much time to set up a new =
version and create login etc. again.

Maybe during xmas vacation or at the beginning of 2003 *g*

about the new ideas:

- a standard for calendar data sounds nice, but i think you need to talk =
to other developers of calendars before and ask them if they would like =
something like that too. makes no sense to create a standard if no one =
uses it, right?

- i never had problems with the install script, can't say anything to =
that

- anonymous/registrated user post, well - my edited version had support =
for login and only show entries to the owner, but he could also make an =
entry "public" so everyone could see it, he even could also make it =
editable, so everyone could change it also...
i guess it wouldn't have been that hard to allow anonymous postings as =
well, but it was based on 0.5, so the code is as bit older *g*

if you want to take a look at it anyway, i can try to find it and send =
it to you Sean.

- language support, i changed the calendar to display english/german =
before it has that support, need to test your version before i can say =
more to that *g*

Frank

> -----Original Message-----
> From: Sean Proctor [mailto:spr...@cc...]
> Sent: Monday, December 02, 2002 11:05 PM
> To: php...@li...
> Subject: [Php-calendar-discussion] welcome to the list
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> Hi,
> I justed added a lot of you to this list.  Please feel free=20
> to unsubscribe if
> you are uninterested.  I've only added people who have=20
> contacted me and
> showed what I thought was a significant amount of interest in=20
> the calendar.
> If I was mistaken, or out of line to do this, I'm sorry.
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> I hope this list will become a place where people can talk=20
> about ideas or
> work they're done for the calendar, and problems they've had,=20
> etc.  It would
> be nice if when people contact me with problems, I could get=20
> other people
> help diagnose and solve those problems.  Also this will be=20
> where I let people
> know what's up with the calendar, or whoever else is working=20
> on it lets
> us know. :)
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> I know the calendar is a relatively simple piece of software,=20
> but I would
> like to have a small discussion of ideas.  Here are mine:
> -write a gtk front end
> -follow some sort of standard for storing or sending data. =20
> (to enable other
> calendars to use it, and possibly to allow us to retrieve=20
> data from remote
> calendars.  this would enable the gtk part to work)
> -fix the install script.  a few people have complained of it=20
> causing chaos
> with their databases (a few of you might be on this list), that's bad.
> -user support.  I always want an option for anonymous users=20
> to post, but it
> would be nice to allow real users to have protected data=20
> (anonymous users
> couldn't delete it)
> -better language support.  I wrote the gettext stuff, but I haven't
> maintained it and it doesn't work for me now. (it could be=20
> php isn't set up
> properly)
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> Also, I would really like someone to help me maintain the=20
> calendar.  If
> someone could test the CVS version right now and make sure=20
> it's all working,
> I'll release an 0.8.
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> future:
> for 1.0 I want to get user support, I'm not going to make a=20
> 1.0 before then.
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> -Sean
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