Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Support for viewing arbitrary lists of calendars

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

I think I'd rather us hold off on these new features until we can get  
a release ready. I can do a release whenever you guys feel  
comfortable, but I dont was us to try to rewrite everything and be  
hit with a slew of bugs. These are great additions and I'd love to  
get them in after 2.0 (2.1?).

BTW, we do not support vCalendar, only iCalendar. This may or may not  
have been an issue for you.

Thanks,
Chad

On May 25, 2005, at 5:26 PM, David Fallon wrote:

> 1. Send me the diff - from what I've read of past thoughts on this,  
> the problem has been how to nicely integrate it into the UI, not  
> the functionality itself. So, I'd be very curious to see how you  
> did it.
>
> 2. This would be awesome - I've done a bit of work moving towards  
> this, but have yet to tackle it. As you work on it, please keep the  
> dev list in the loop, so Chad can head off any problems with  
> eventually landing it into CVS. Glad to hear someone's tackling  
> this! Note, btw, I'm pretty sure one of the pre-reqs for getting  
> this integrated is the ability to turn it off, to keep the  
> "phpicalendar as viewer only" option for people.
>
> dave
>
> Leon Atkinson wrote:
>
>> Hello, everyone.  I'm working on transitioning everyone at Clear  
>> Ink over to using vCalendar files instead of MeetingMaker (a  
>> proprietary system).  Before I do so, I need a Web-based solution  
>> for doing two things that phpicalendar doesn't do yet.
>> 1. pick any list of calendars and view them together (as with All  
>> Combined).
>> 2. Add an event to a calendar.
>> I coded #1 against the latest CVS.  Are you interested in the diff?
>> I think #2 is fairly straight forward and will work on it in the  
>> next couple weeks.
>> Thanks,
>> Leon
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