[Php-calendar-discussion] test calendar
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From: Sean P. <spr...@cc...> - 2003-01-11 00:06:41
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ok, I got the install script working. If anyone wants to go through it and pretty it up a little, that'd be cool. the calendar is at www.rottenvegetable.org/php-calendar/ Tai, I put a modified version of your install doc up on CVS (actually, I did that when you sent it to me), if you want to read through it and yell at me for mangling it, that'd be cool. If anyone wants a calendar hosted at rottenvegetable.org, send me an e-mail. right now it's hosted at phpwebhosting.com, but hopefully I'll be getting DSL with a static IP by february and switching it to my own computer. oh, I don't remember if I said this last night... the single event view is *UGLY*. I'll probably fix it in the next few days, but if someone has ideas and/or wants to do it, please share. Those of you that respond to me: you're wicked cool. I was real happy when I checked my e-mail today and someone actually cared about what I spent yesterday doing. I don't know why this e-mail is in these strange sections. I guess I'm weird. happy birthday to me, Sean PS why PS in e-mail? don't ask. If anyone wants some changes to php-calendar.sf.net, let me know. or if anyone wants CVS access or anything like that. I probably say this a lot, but since no one has taken me up on it you probably just ignore it anyway. PPS I smell bad right now, because I've been pretty impressively lazy for the past few days, but not quite like a monkey yet. PPPS Isn't this ridiculous? I postponed this e-mail for a bit. Anyway, I just wanted to explain how the "cluster calendar" Nate wrote (I really should get him on this list. I'll postpone the e-mail again to add him.) works. each calendar needs index.php miniconfig.inc.php (oh, let me explain this scheme; .inc.php means a file we should now allow to be interpreted by php. .inc allows the user to view the source of it, and it also makes my editor not highlight/indent right, etc., so .inc.php it is) and style.css.php. you can put these files wherever, then edit miniconfig.inc.php $basedir to point to where the rest of the files are (calendar.inc.php, etc. you only need one copy of these for all the calendars), and make $calno (again in miniconfig.inc.php) different for each calendar. I'm not sure if he actually uses the phpc_calendars table. I don't remember reading any code that referred to it. This is all of course extra-credit and so isn't handled by the installer (though I should probably add this whole comment to the INSTALL file or something). PPPPS Annoyed yet? Think I have too much time on my hands? Anyway, the search stuff needs some work if someone wants to look at it. It should really be split up into two separate functions referenced from index.php. You'd know what I mean if you looked at it. It should be rather trivial, maybe I'll do it tonight. OK, I'm really ending this now, it's getting out of hand. |