From: Jared <xe...@si...> - 2002-10-15 22:37:52
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I recommend that VTODO isn't it's own array completely, but rather a=20 sub-array of the $master_array. Something like $master_array['vtodo'].=20= This way, when we write the $master_array to the file (so it doesn't=20 have to reparse) it will get that data too, and we don't have to=20 special-case it. -Jared On Tuesday, October 15, 2002, at 05:33 PM, Chad wrote: > Yes, VTODO and VALARM support would be great. I have already thought=20= > of 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=20 > access or need the extra speed it enables. I do see a nice install.php=20= > being built that would let the user decide to run in standalone or=20 > database mode for power users. Personally I'd like us to be able to=20 > tweak the 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 >> Joined: 10 Sep 2002 >> Posts: 52 >> Location: SF Bay, CA >> >> i am now a subscriber to php...@li... >> >> 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. >> >> My wife and i run an internet business, been around about 5 years. we=20= >> create dynamic database driven sites, mostly e-commerce, in PHP, ASP=20= >> and PERL. We host over 500 domains on several Linux, FreeBSD and=20 >> Windows Servers. I have built all of our machines from parts, and=20 >> have setup, configured and maintain them.=A0 >> >> Additionally I provide consulting services for Creative Resources,=20 >> one of a dozen or so Certified Apple Training Centers in the United=20= >> States. I help configure, install and maintain OS X servers for their=20= >> customers, and write custom scripts and programs that run on the=20 >> server to do things like >> >> a) track file aging, notify and archive outdated files on a=20 >> terabyte-sized OS X file server >> b) track user file access on a file server, and generate web based=20 >> reports for management review. >> c) watch and adjust file permissions on a file server, where files=20 >> are accessed and modified by mac, unix and windows users over samba,=20= >> nfs, ftp, telnet, ssh and afp >> >> I have no formal training in this industry, I went to college to be a=20= >> Mechanical Engineer.... >> >> i am mostly e-centric and work a little too much for my own good. >> >> yahoo id is rooey2002 >> aol id is emkinternet. >> >> the yahoo thing currently has a web cam hooked into it, however i am=20= >> thinking about dumping it and setting up a camera server (in my spare=20= >> time ;-) >> >> family photo album online at http://thegobbles.com >> personal web site (knda dated) http://wcg2.com >> kid site 1 http://adamgobble.com >> kid site 2 http://megancrawford.com >> business site http://emkdesign.com >> >> i host a site for a friend in ireland, check it out=20 >> http://www.phpmac.com/ >> I have written a couple of articles on that site. >> >> thanks and best, >> >> Waitman Gobble >> EMK Design >> Buena Park California >> +1.7145222528 >> http://emkdesign.com >> > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by: viaVerio will pay you up to > $1,000 for every account that you consolidate with us. > http://ad.doubleclick.net/clk;4749864;7604308;v? > http://www.viaverio.com/consolidator/osdn.cfm > _______________________________________________ > Phpicalendar-devel mailing list > Php...@li... > https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/phpicalendar-devel |