php-calendar-discussion

Re: [Php-calendar-discussion] 'Options' problems in 0.8

[Mark B. <php...@em...>]

Sean, 

> > It seems that Option settings aren't being retrieved.  I see them stored
> > in the MySQL database, but when I go to edit them, they are all at their
> > defaults.  
>
> This is very bothersome... I'm guessing it's caused by the new version of
> php, or by windows. check lines 35 - 45 of includes/setup.php ...

I looked, and I found. 

It had to do with the absence of the translation library and the 
corresponding gettext() / _() function, which many ISPs seem to suffer.  You 
had code from lines 30 to 34 in "include/setup.php" that simulated that a 
do-nothing version of that function if it didn't already exist.  
Unfortunately, it erroneously terminated the include of the entire setup.php 
file by issuing a "return;" outside of a function declaration if no _() 
function was detected. 

It's all better now.  Thanks for the good work! 

Mark 

Re: [Php-calendar-discussion] 'Options' problems in 0.8

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

On Mon, Mar 10, 2003 at 06:45:12PM -0500, Mark Bernard wrote:
> It had to do with the absence of the translation library and the 
> corresponding gettext() / _() function, which many ISPs seem to suffer.  
> You had code from lines 30 to 34 in "include/setup.php" that simulated that 
> a do-nothing version of that function if it didn't already exist.  
> Unfortunately, it erroneously terminated the include of the entire 
> setup.php file by issuing a "return;" outside of a function declaration if 
> no _() function was detected. 

Thanks! Nice catch. I had a few problems with setup.php. I'm still not sure
exactly what it's doing... it was pretty much just to get some code out of
index.php. I think I need to work on it a little bit...

Sean

Re: [Php-calendar-discussion] 'Options' problems in 0.8

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

On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 10:39:30AM -0800, Nathan Poiro wrote:
> You can now add links and emails to the description and they're
> clickable! groovy

Integrated. I actually had some code in there to do the first part. that's
what the ereg_replace was for. I switched to using preg, but kept my code for
finding URLs. It's cleaned up a bit now though, I hope. CVS has the changes
and and I repackaged this all again at
http://www.rottenvegetable.org/php-calendar-0.8pre2.tar.gz

I changed the installer a bit to support anonymous users. I think this one
might be releasable.  setup.php and index.php are more sane now... but
setup.php is ugly... as if anyone cares.

Let me know if you find bugs!

Sean

RE: [Php-calendar-discussion] 'Options' problems in 0.8

[Nathan P. <na...@po...>]

Sean,
	I have included three files
	1) email_events.php
		- goes in the includes directory
		- allows emailing of events within a certain timeframe
		- right now the return email is the contact_email from
the calendars table, but there is commented code which can grab an email
from the users table (if that field were added).
	2) calendar.php
		I have included a couple of new functions in this
		a) valid_email() (makes sure it's a valid email
		b) create_options($type,$select) creates the
<option></options> lists for drop down boxes for dates.  You may want to
use this function for the search.php code as well.
		BOTH THESE FUNCTION ARE USED IN email_events.php
	3) index.php
		I have added to the switch statement so that it handles
the email action.  I leave the addition and placement of the 'email
events' button up to you.

Let me know if you have any questions.
		

-----Original Message-----
From: Sean Proctor [mailto:spr...@cc...] 
Sent: Tuesday, March 11, 2003 8:37 PM
To: Nathan Poiro
Cc: php...@li...
Subject: Re: [Php-calendar-discussion] 'Options' problems in 0.8

On Tue, Mar 11, 2003 at 10:39:30AM -0800, Nathan Poiro wrote:
> You can now add links and emails to the description and they're
> clickable! groovy

Integrated. I actually had some code in there to do the first part.
that's
what the ereg_replace was for. I switched to using preg, but kept my
code for
finding URLs. It's cleaned up a bit now though, I hope. CVS has the
changes
and and I repackaged this all again at
http://www.rottenvegetable.org/php-calendar-0.8pre2.tar.gz

I changed the installer a bit to support anonymous users. I think this
one
might be releasable.  setup.php and index.php are more sane now... but
setup.php is ugly... as if anyone cares.

Let me know if you find bugs!

Sean