Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] hello

[Chad <ch...@ch...>]

Yes, VTODO and VALARM support would be great. I have already thought of=20=

a few ways to intergrate. VTODO should be in its own $vtodo_array=20
created inside the ical_parser.php. It will appear on day and week=20
views on the side, and will be configurable on and off from the=20
config.inc.php file. I imagine only some people want their todo's=20
published.

Databasing has been discussed and shelved for a later release, It will=20=

never be required, since probably 80% of our users will not have access=20=

or need the extra speed it enables. I do see a nice install.php being=20
built that would let the user decide to run in standalone or database=20
mode for power users. Personally I'd like us to be able to tweak the=20
parser to be almost as fast as a database.

Just let us know if your going to work on VTODOs, so someone else=20
doesn't.

Also, year.php is now in CVS and wired. I will add navigation to it=20
soon.

Cheers,
C




On Monday, October 14, 2002, at 02:52  PM, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:

> Hello
>
> at the request of
>
> clittle
> Site Admin
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> i am now a subscriber to php...@li...
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> I am interested in reworking the functions/ical_parse.php script. I=20
> would like to add VTODO and VALARM support, and eventually have the=20
> option to send sms/email notifications of events.
>
> Anyone support moving away from the flat files and towards a database=20=

> server?
>
> OS X ships with MySQL, it is reliable, fast, low overhead and=20
> cross-platform compatible so probably best choice.
>
> I picture this thing running on a cron schedule keeping the database=20=

> in sync with the published calendars. Actually, we can get it to sync=20=

> remote calendars too, either straight http or webdav...
>
> a little bit about me.
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