Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Sending out alarms

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

Waitman was working on parsing the vtodos, not sure if he was doing 
alarms as well. Both would be nice for 0.8

As I look at where we are headed, this is what I see.

0.7 - Tons of bug fixes, this is very evident as there was only one new 
bug after 2000 downloads this morning, which I have already patched in 
CVS.

0.8 - New features

0.9 - New features

1.0 - Zero Bugs.

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So 0.8 discussions, I guess can begin now. I myself will work on the 
following in no particular order:

1) PHP-Nuke module - In efforts to expand our audience I will build a 
nuke module (mod download).
2) Email this event - Somehow slipped fro 0.7, still want it.
3) Clean up themes and style sheets - More maintenance for themes.
4) RSS feeds for Day, Week, Month, Year, and Tomorrow's events. - Let 
anyone subscribe to your calendar from any RSS client.

5) Week view - Drei and I need to figure something out for overlapping 
week view events. While I was trying to stay away from what .Mac does, 
we'll probably do the same.

6) Summary page. - This page will list all your days events from all 
your calendars, as well as valarms, vtodos.


So what do *you* want to see in 0.8?

-Chad


On Monday, October 21, 2002, at 06:53  AM, dre wrote:

> I lost track of the discussion about integrating the alarm 
> functionality...
> What is the state of the alarm parsing?
>
> I played around with cron/crontab and figured out a way to directly add
> alarms to the crontab (of the user running the web server that is...). 
> If I
> look at CVS I come to the conclusion that there isn't yet a full alarm
> parser, is there?
> I'd gladed write and integrate the code to handle the cron 
> manipulation.
>
> Cheers,
> David.
>
>
>
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