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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Multiple calendar patch, looking for Leon....

[Leon A. <leo...@cl...>]

Richard Bos wrote:

>Question is, is the patch from Leon Atkinson available.  Perhaps Leon is 
>subscribed to the list and can provide the patch to me directly????
>
>  
>
I am, and I can.  I've attempted to attach the file to this message.  If 
it doesn't make it through, I'll send it to you directly.

This patch is based on whatever's in HEAD right now.  I used this 
command to generate it:

cvs diff -u >/tmp/phpicalendar.patch

Hopefully that makes it easy to apply the patch.  If there's a better 
way, let me know.

Thanks,
Leon

-- 
Leon Atkinson, Chief Technologist, Clear Ink
leo...@cl... 510.549.4200 x.205
741 Allston Way (upstairs) Berkeley, CA 94710
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Multiple calendar patch, looking for Leon....

[Richard B. <ra...@xs...>]

Op zondag 7 augustus 2005 20:32, schreef Troy Arnold:
> I hacked the following together:
> http://calendar.infopeople.org/
>
> Even though I wrote the "Events to View" box as a template, it still
> requires a fair amount of changes to {month, view, week, day} templates
> to plug it in. =A0(I ended up removing the drop shadow image too)
>
> If that is still helpful to you (or anyone else), I can break out a
> patch against phpicalendar-2.0b. It's really not a complicated change;
> plugging it cleanly into the UI is the challenging part.

I like it!  A patch against 2.0b would be very welcome!
It is as you state, the gui part is most challenging one.  especially if th=
ere=20
are many calendars, but the one you have know looks very nice and usefull a=
t=20
the same time :)

=2D-=20
Richard Bos
Without a home the journey is endless

=2D-=20
Richard Bos
Without a home the journey is endless

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Multiple calendar patch, looking for Leon....

[Troy A. <tr...@ze...>]

On Sun, Aug 07, 2005 at 02:29:35PM +0200, Richard Bos wrote:
> Hello,
> 
> While looking for mutiple calendar functionality, as several others do too, I 
> encountered the following information: 
>  
> http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=970810&group_id=62270&atid=500020 
>  
>  And even better, someone has the code already: 
>  http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=7360757&forum_id=12293 
>  
>  Would it be possible to obtain the code?? I would like to test it, hopefully 
>  it is good enough to use it on a daily bases!

I hacked the following together:
http://calendar.infopeople.org/

Even though I wrote the "Events to View" box as a template, it still
requires a fair amount of changes to {month, view, week, day} templates
to plug it in.  (I ended up removing the drop shadow image too)

If that is still helpful to you (or anyone else), I can break out a
patch against phpicalendar-2.0b. It's really not a complicated change;
plugging it cleanly into the UI is the challenging part.

-troy

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Multiple calendar patch, looking for Leon....

[Richard B. <ra...@xs...>]

Hello,

While looking for mutiple calendar functionality, as several others do too, I 
encountered the following information: 
 
http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=970810&group_id=62270&atid=500020 
 
 And even better, someone has the code already: 
 http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=7360757&forum_id=12293 
 
 Would it be possible to obtain the code?? I would like to test it, hopefully 
 it is good enough to use it on a daily bases!

The forum http://phpicalendar.net/forums/viewtopic.php?t=54 discusses this 
too.  But not much happened lately :(

Question is, is the patch from Leon Atkinson available.  Perhaps Leon is 
subscribed to the list and can provide the patch to me directly????


-- 
Richard Bos
Without a home the journey is endless

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] project turnover

[Jake S. <ns...@us...>]

Chad Little wrote:

> I'd like to know who is serious about leading this project from here  on 
> out. I'd be happy to keep the site up and if need be give the code  to 
> move to another server. If you're interested please reply to this  list.
> 
> Thanks,
> Chad

Hi Chad,

I am the lead developer for EGS, and we use phpicalendar as the 
calendaring system for the system. As we use phpicalendar already in the 
system then I would be more than happy to take over/help with the 
project as I already have experience of managing an Open Source Project.

The company that I work for sponsors the development of EGS, and would 
be more than happy to put some time towards developing phpicalendar with 
help from all the existing developers.

I am sure you may have had other people contact you off list and of 
course you will choose the person(s) you feel most comfortable/able to 
lead the project, so I wanted you to have our offer of help.

Please feel free to contact me on/off list if you want to quiz me anymore!

Many Thanks

Jake

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] project turnover

[Marook K. <ma...@cr...>]

Hi All,

Chad, as a busy dad myself, I fully understand your judgement..  :-)

I think you've been doing a great job so far, among other keeping the =20=

project focused in times with a gazillian feature requests.

Like you, I don't have time to do a lot of development, and like G=F6tz =20=

I'm not that much a developer, although I do make some PHP frome time =20=

to time.

I would love to give the time I can find, allthough it's gonna be =20
hard to estimate what that may be.

Best wishes for your marriage and future kids. Hope to see you on the =20=

list from time to time.


     Jakob Peterh=E4nsel

'I don't have to try to be a sex bomb, I am one!'
- Kylie Minogue

Email:     ja...@hj...
AIM:         Marook
Phone:     +45 22684961

On 28/07/2005, at 23:29, Chad Little wrote:


> Hello,
>
> First off I'd like to thank all those who donated time into the PHP =20=

> iCalendar project. I've had alot of fun working on it from scratch =20
> and helping me learn PHP and CVS. I'm at a point now where I have =20
> to take a serious look at my commitment to the project. I've come =20
> to the conclusion that with an impending marriage (and kids) as =20
> well as other personal projects/hobbies, I no longer have the time =20
> I used to, to work on PHP iCalendar. I'm also a bit strung by work, =20=

> which precludes me from adding certain things into PHP iCalendar =20
> (like adding events) because I've already done those things for my =20
> day job.
>
> I'd like to know who is serious about leading this project from =20
> here on out. I'd be happy to keep the site up and if need be give =20
> the code to move to another server. If you're interested please =20
> reply to this list.
>
> Thanks,
> Chad
>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] project turnover

[<goe...@fi...>]

Hello,

it's a pity, that you "stop" working on PHP iCalendar, but I understand=20
your priorities. So good luck and lot of fun and may be you participate=20
in some other way in the future development of PHP iCalendar!

Thanks for the great work!

Because I've been looking for a long time for a tool like PHP iCalendar=20
as a stand alone application or the functionality of PHP iCalendar in=20
groupwaretools like OpenGroupware, eGroupWare ...I'd like to participate=20
in the growth and design of PHP iCalendar.

I'm not a developer (yet) and my priority is the IT Koordinaton and=20
Network/Service adminstration at the Filmakademie Baden-W=FCrttemberg (we=
=20
run a Windows/Linux/Apple Mac/IE/Mozilla/Netscate/Opera/... network), so=20
I'm more on the users side, but maintenance of a webpage/dokumentation=20
and supporting developers would be something I would like to do. Also=20
may be doing englisch to german translation, testing, coordinating stuff=20
etc.

Thats my offer - more may be come.


Regards

G=F6tz Reinicke


Chad Little schrieb:
> Hello,
>=20
> First off I'd like to thank all those who donated time into the PHP =20
> iCalendar project. I've had alot of fun working on it from scratch  and=
=20
> helping me learn PHP and CVS. I'm at a point now where I have to  take =
a=20
> serious look at my commitment to the project. I've come to the =20
> conclusion that with an impending marriage (and kids) as well as  other=
=20
> personal projects/hobbies, I no longer have the time I used to,  to wor=
k=20
> on PHP iCalendar. I'm also a bit strung by work, which  precludes me=20
> from adding certain things into PHP iCalendar (like  adding events)=20
> because I've already done those things for my day job.
>=20
> I'd like to know who is serious about leading this project from here  o=
n=20
> out. I'd be happy to keep the site up and if need be give the code  to=20
> move to another server. If you're interested please reply to this  list.

--=20
G=F6tz Reinicke
IT Koordinator - IT OfficeNet

Tel. +49 (0) 7141 - 969 420
Fax  +49 (0) 7141 - 969 55 420
goe...@fi...

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Mathildenstr. 20
71638 Ludwigsburg
www.filmakademie.de

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] project turnover

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

Hello,

First off I'd like to thank all those who donated time into the PHP  
iCalendar project. I've had alot of fun working on it from scratch  
and helping me learn PHP and CVS. I'm at a point now where I have to  
take a serious look at my commitment to the project. I've come to the  
conclusion that with an impending marriage (and kids) as well as  
other personal projects/hobbies, I no longer have the time I used to,  
to work on PHP iCalendar. I'm also a bit strung by work, which  
precludes me from adding certain things into PHP iCalendar (like  
adding events) because I've already done those things for my day job.

I'd like to know who is serious about leading this project from here  
on out. I'd be happy to keep the site up and if need be give the code  
to move to another server. If you're interested please reply to this  
list.

Thanks,
Chad

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] I've made an accessible version

[Giovanni L. <Gio...@on...>]

Hi,
I'm new here. I'm working on an accessible version of phpicalendar and i wanted
to share my efforts with you so ... maybe ... if you are interested in
integrating it with phpicalendar,you can give me some suggestions on how to
make it possible.

This is the original version:
http://giovannilenzi.no-ip.com/default/

This is an accessible version at an early stage
http://giovannilenzi.no-ip.com/default/access.php?cal=all_calendars_combined971&getdate=20050712&accessview=week
This is entirely developed in xhtml+css using div and styles and it can be
navigated through keyboard shortcuts like

alt + w for week
alt + d for day
alt + m for month
alt + n for next
alt + p for previous 
alt + c for jump to contents

This is the entire package in tar format
http://giovannilenzi.no-ip.com/default.tar

As you can see i created:

access.php
access.tpl
access_nav.tpl
access_header.tpl
access_footer.tpl
and draw_access() in template.php

and modified italian.inc.php english.inc.php adding some new keywords

What do you think of it??
Do you have some suggestions??

Gio.

P.S. sorry for my bad english :)

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] forums uploaded

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

After spending a few weeks trying to sort out random issues with  
updating the old forum database and hunting down various blank pages,  
I decided to just scrap the old forums and start fresh. Probably a  
better idea since it was hacked a while back.

http://phpicalendar.net/forums/

We'll build out the index and demo php icalendar soon.

-Chad

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Email Notification Script

[Ian T. <ian...@gm...>]

Hi all,

I've been subscribed to the list for some time now listening to what
happening with phpiCalendar.  Now I have written a script to send out
email notifications of events to my troops email list.

Script uses the $master_array data to search for the date code 3 days
ahead (time period is easily changed) and formats them into a template
file written in plain HTML.  After it has sent out some notifications
it saves the UIDs of the events to a new file (right now I have it
named sentuid.php) creating a php array for easy access.  I have it
check if a event has already been sent using the UID and if the event
is more then one day (e.g. a week long event will only send out one
notification for the first day it starts).  I believe it is pretty
simple code.  The whole script is under 5kb with a template file at
2kb.

Files are attached. Please review them and send me any comments,
suggestions or errors so I can fix them.

I'm also working on another mod which isn't completed yet, but
basically it formats the calendar in a linear view with weekends
displayed even if there is nothing there. This mod is mostly going to
be used by my troop.

(I'm only 16 and have almost 2 years of PHP experience, I really like
what I've done with my snowfall project, but the server crashed and
lost a bunch of data :(

Anyway,
Regards,
--=20
Ian Turner

* The Snowfall Project *
   www.pnwsnow.com
     eXperience it now

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Web Site

[Richard K. <kar...@gm...>]

> The documentation site was brought back up a few weeks ago, and some
> progress was made in restoring the forums.
Great!  I didn't even notice that.  Can <http://phpicalendar.net/>
link or redirect to <http://phpicalendar.net/documentation/>?  Also,
note that MediaWiki 1.4.5 was released recently & has secruity fixes
to 1.4.4.  You have anonymous edits disabled, so it probably isn't a
HUGE concern, but I thought I'd point that out.

 > Unfortunately I have a family medical situation right now and most
of my free time is spent
> caring for them. As I have free time, I will continue to bring back
> up the site.
I wish you and your family well & thanks again for phpicalendar.

--Rick

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Web Site

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

The documentation site was brought back up a few weeks ago, and some  
progress was made in restoring the forums. Unfortunately I have a  
family medical situation right now and most of my free time is spent  
caring for them. As I have free time, I will continue to bring back  
up the site.

-C

On Jun 3, 2005, at 9:40 AM, Richard Karnesky wrote:

> I realize that the web site was hacked (for those who didn't realize
> this, see <http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php? 
> thread_id=6124833&forum_id=12293>)
> & that Chad has had little free time to inspect it for security holes.
>  However, I have just received my fourth inquiry about if this project
> was still alive & asking what was up with the web page.  I can only
> assume this is because I donated a few bucks to the project back in
> Feb.  (A plug for  the cause:
> <http://arc.nucapt.northwestern.edu/F/OSS>).
>
> What can we do to help get at least a minimal web site back up?  A
> static page with screenshots & relevant links to the sourceforge
> project page would suffice.  Heck, even a basic text message saying
> the page was hacked & directing people to the project page would be
> better than the page that is currently up.  While I certainly don't
> mind forwarding my now-standard reply to people, I am more than
> willing to create a quick and dirty web page if no one else can do it.
>
> --Rick
>
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[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Web Site

[Richard K. <kar...@gm...>]

I realize that the web site was hacked (for those who didn't realize
this, see <http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=3D6124833=
&forum_id=3D12293>)
& that Chad has had little free time to inspect it for security holes.
 However, I have just received my fourth inquiry about if this project
was still alive & asking what was up with the web page.  I can only
assume this is because I donated a few bucks to the project back in
Feb.  (A plug for  the cause:
<http://arc.nucapt.northwestern.edu/F/OSS>).

What can we do to help get at least a minimal web site back up?  A
static page with screenshots & relevant links to the sourceforge
project page would suffice.  Heck, even a basic text message saying
the page was hacked & directing people to the project page would be
better than the page that is currently up.  While I certainly don't
mind forwarding my now-standard reply to people, I am more than
willing to create a quick and dirty web page if no one else can do it.

--Rick

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Working on adding/editing events

[cyberic <cyb...@gm...>]

Hello

I have started to work on the possibility to edit and add events. My
edition page is based on event.php, but the fields are editable.

I would like to ask some questions in order to do achieve my goals the best=
 way.

1. What is there exactly in master_array() at position -1, -2 etc?

2. When an event is parsed, what happens to the fields that are not
parsed, as x-tags ?
Because when a user will edit an event, I thinks these fields will
have to be reinjected, even if they are not taken into account by
phpIcalendar.

3. How can I get the filename from the calendar name? ie calendar
'mycal' is in file 'mycal.ics' ?

4. Is it possible to get the start position in the calendar file for a
particular event? ie the event with UID=3DXXX is between at character 10
to 30?

5. How would you suggest to generate unique uids ? I think I will use
md5(time()))
By the way, is there a list of every uid in a calendar, in order to
verify that any new uid is unique?

6. To write an event back to the file, I think about using classes
from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D70761&package_=
id=3D70129,
but unfortunately, these classes can only write a calendar, but not parse i=
t...
There are also some claases at
http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=3D22834
(0.3.0-beta3 release) in lib/ical, but they cannot parse a file nor
write a new one...

But the best way would be to add a method in phpIcalendar to write an
event back to a file... The problem is that I do not know the exact
structure of an event in phpIcalendar. Any doc ?

PS: I've seen Leon is working on adding events too. I am ready, of
course, to work with him!

Please answer my questions and tell me what you think about it.

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] phpicalender 2.0b beta - error / problem

[<goe...@fi...>]

Hi,

recently I installed phpicalender 1.1 on my linux server to host a
couple of calendars from different stuff members. I was surpriesed, how
good this looks. We use Apple iCal and Mozillas/Thunderbird Calender=20
extension to manage our calenders, and publishing tham on the web is fine.

A great tool!

After surfing aroud for finding some more info on sending feature
requests or "Bugs" etc.  found the sourceforge-forum and the link to
http://phpicalendar.net/documentation/ while http://phpicalendar.net/ is=20
still down(?)

Today I found the 2.0b beta and tried to use this version, but get the
error:


./templates/default/header.tpl
  Es ist ein Fehler aufgetreten!

Der Kalender "all_calendars_combined971" wurde bearbeitet, als dieser
Fehler auftrat.

  Bitte klicken Sie die "Zur=FCck" Schaltfl=E4che des Browsers um
zur=FCckzuspringen.

  ./templates/default/footer.tpl


What could be wrong? What may I check?


Regards

G=F6tz Reinicke
--=20
G=F6tz Reinicke
IT Koordinator - IT OfficeNet

Tel. +49 (0) 7141 - 969 420
Fax  +49 (0) 7141 - 969 55 420
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Mathildenstr. 20
71638 Ludwigsburg
www.filmakademie.de

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Re: OS X Tiger calendars

[Aaron H. <mai...@ha...>]

Hi Greg,
>   However, the fact that Tiger saves calendars
> as folders is causing some confusion.  I don't know exactly how this
> works... do we need to make the search for calendars recur to search
> subfolders?

in case it's of any use or interest, i wrote myself a little Perl  
script to make symlinks from the new Tiger calendar files to the old  
~/Library/Calendars/ location, where my phpicalendar and other things  
still expect them to be...

I've attached the script and also pasted it inline, in case  
attachments are stripped.
cheers,
Aaron

#!/usr/bin/perl
use warnings;
use strict;

# FILE: ical_links.pl
# AUTHOR: (mithras.the.prophet, which is a gmail account)
# PURPOSE: makes symlinks from new Tiger iCal calendars to old ~/ 
Library/Calendars location
# HISTORY:
#   04/26/2005 - initial version

#
## Settings
my $source_dir="$ENV{HOME}/Library/Application Support/iCal/Sources";
my $source_calendar_filename="corestorage.ics";
my $target_dir="$ENV{HOME}/Library/Calendars";
##
#

# 1. scan the source directory for appropriate calendars
my @calendars; # this will hold hashes of name & location

opendir(SOURCE_DIR, $source_dir)
     or die("Can't access source calendars in '$source_dir'\n");
while (my $subdir = readdir(SOURCE_DIR)) {
     # only use .calendar directories that have a corestorage file
     if (-d "$source_dir/$subdir"
         && $subdir =~ m/\.calendar$/
         && (-e "$source_dir/$subdir/$source_calendar_filename")) {

         # We have an appropriate calendar
         # 2. record the location
         my %thiscal;
         $thiscal{'location'} = "$source_dir/$subdir/ 
$source_calendar_filename";

         # 3. Extract the calendar title
         open (CAL_INFO, "$source_dir/$subdir/Info.plist")
             or die("Can't get information on calendar: $source_dir/ 
$subdir\n");
         my $title_next = 0;
         while (<CAL_INFO>) {
             if (m/<key>Title<\/key>/) {
                 $title_next = 1;
             }
             if ($title_next && m/<string>([^<]+)<\/string>/) {
                 $thiscal{'title'} = $1;
                 $title_next = 0;
             }
         }
         close(CAL_INFO);

         # 4. Add this calendar to the list
         push(@calendars, \%thiscal);
     }
}
close( SOURCE_DIR );

#
# Step 5: make symlinks
#
foreach my $cal_ref (@calendars) {
     my $newfile = $target_dir . '/' . $cal_ref->{'title'} . '.ics';
     print "Linking $newfile -> " . $cal_ref->{'location'} . "\n";
     symlink( $cal_ref->{'location'}, $newfile );
     ;
}


  
   

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

[Leon A. <leo...@cl...>]

I understand the desire to wait, and I guessed that would be the answer 
based on messages on the list from the past few weeks.

I was being sloppy by saying vCalendar.  I believe I mean iCalendar, but 
more precisely RFC 2445.   Anyway, I want Sunbird and Mac OS X iCal to 
work to be able to work with the same set of files.  And support for 
vevents is good enough for me for now.

I will send the diff to both of you (Chad and David) privately.  Any 
preference on the diff (just "cvs diff" or "cvs diff -u")?

It was technically fairly easy, as you suggest.  I simply added code to 
allow the selected calendars to be a comma-separated list in the GET 
variable and turns into an array internally.  I was optimizing for a 
fewest changes to the app possible, and it wasn't clear how I could 
elegantly make the calendar selector a multi-select, so I just put 
another selector below.

I haven't done anything yet on adding events, but it figures to be 
fairly straight forward.  It's got to be a separate page altogether.  I 
can throw in a configuration variable to turn the feature on and off.

Over all, I gather there are some big structural changes in the future 
for your project, but I thought I'd share what I'm doing right now in 
case there's any synergy.  Six months from now, Lightning or Sunbird 
might make all my work obsolete, but for now I've got to migrate my 
company off of MeetingMaker.

Thanks,
Leon


Chad Little wrote:

> 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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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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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Tiger

[Greg W. <php...@gr...>]

As an update, the person who contacted me figured it out eventually by
re-setting-up httpd.conf.  However, the fact that Tiger saves calendars
as folders is causing some confusion.  I don't know exactly how this
works... do we need to make the search for calendars recur to search
subfolders?

Jakob/Marook: My tutorials are at
http://www.gregwestin.com/phpicalendar.php and
http://www.gregwestin.com/webdav_for_ical.php

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On May 25, 2005, at 5:58 PM, Marook Kenja wrote:

> Hi Greg,
>
> Location has not changed, but a new copy is installed as Rendevous is
> renamed Bonjour and so some Apache plugin needs a namechange...
>
> Where's you guide to set it up?
>
>     Jakob Peterh=E4nsel
>
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> - Kylie Minogue
>
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> AIM:         Marook
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>
> On 25/05/2005, at 15:56, Greg Westin wrote:
>
>> I haven't yet gotten a copy of OS X Tiger, but someone wrote to me to
>> say that my instructions for setting up WebDAV don't work on Tiger.  I
>> imagine the location of httpd.conf changed, was overwritten with a
>> clean copy, and maybe some other things.  Anyways, I'll probably buy a
>> copy for myself soon enough, but if any of you know about this, could
>> you let me know?
>>
>> Thanks,
>>
>> Greg
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Support for viewing arbitrary lists of calendars

[David F. <da...@d2...>]

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

[Leon A. <leo...@cl...>]

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

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] Tiger

[Marook K. <ma...@cr...>]

Hi Greg,

Location has not changed, but a new copy is installed as Rendevous is =20=

renamed Bonjour and so some Apache plugin needs a namechange...

Where's you guide to set it up?

     Jakob Peterh=E4nsel

'I don't have to try to be a sex bomb, I am one!'
- Kylie Minogue

Email:     ja...@hj...
AIM:         Marook
Phone:     +45 22684961

On 25/05/2005, at 15:56, Greg Westin wrote:

> I haven't yet gotten a copy of OS X Tiger, but someone wrote to me to
> say that my instructions for setting up WebDAV don't work on Tiger.  I
> imagine the location of httpd.conf changed, was overwritten with a
> clean copy, and maybe some other things.  Anyways, I'll probably buy a
> copy for myself soon enough, but if any of you know about this, could
> you let me know?
>
> Thanks,
>
> Greg
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[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Tiger

[Greg W. <php...@gr...>]

I haven't yet gotten a copy of OS X Tiger, but someone wrote to me to
say that my instructions for setting up WebDAV don't work on Tiger.  I
imagine the location of httpd.conf changed, was overwritten with a
clean copy, and maybe some other things.  Anyways, I'll probably buy a
copy for myself soon enough, but if any of you know about this, could
you let me know?

Thanks,

Greg
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] update

[David F. <da...@d2...>]

Fair enough, I'll do some work putting together an example of why using 
the PEAR one is nicer. The short answer is for the end user, it's 
basically irrelevant (the template format is almost identical) besides 
the side benefit of moving more HTTML out to the templates. For 
developers, however, it's much nicer because it abstracts out the 
template engine nicely, and is more full-featured than the current 
"engine". Plus, using an abstracted model lets us standardize the code, 
where now lots of the template "engine" stuff is done in different ways 
or has different features depending on who did it, and when.

Heck, if it's the dependancy on the PEAR stuff that's the issue, we can 
always copy the code out and include it in phpicalendar (I think there 
isn't any licensing isssues). I'll have to check, but I think you get 
PEAR by default now, though.

Chad Little wrote:
> I guess I don't understand why we'd switch template engines,  confusing 
> longtime users (and the templates they have already made),  for minimal 
> added benefit. I also don't know why we'd add  dependencies into PHP 
> iCalendar (checking for pear, etc) that could  introduce bugs or other 
> unknown issues.
> 
> I know there is still HTML in the template engine, and it was always  my 
> goal to pull it completely out, unfortunately I didn't have then  time 
> needed to complete that area and spent it on getting everything  moved 
> over.
> 
> -C
> 
> 
> On May 21, 2005, at 5:47 PM, da...@d2... wrote:
> 
>> Hmm, okay. What can I do to convince you otherwise?  HTML_TEMPLATE_IT is
>> veeery similar to what's already happening, but with two benefits - a
>> standardized way of doing the template code, and simpler "loop"  support,
>> which currently is done in a bunch of different ways, including  
>> having the
>> html included in the php code which lessens the usefulness of the
>> template. If I rewrote draw_day/day.tmpl to show you the difference  (and
>> gave you some performance numbers, which should be roughly the same or
>> maybe even better)?
>>
>>
>>> We're not really interested in a templating add-on that would require
>>> PEAR or Smarty. Smarty is bloated and really overkill for the
>>> project. Writing our own template engine presented a way to provide
>>> the fastest method of displaying content and allowing users to tweak
>>> the code with little php knowledge.
>>>
>>> -C
>>>
>>>
>>> On May 21, 2005, at 11:12 AM, da...@d2... wrote:
>>>
>>>
>>>>> David Fallon wrote:
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>> Ugh, the switch to not using forms openevent stuff was a can o'
>>>>>> worms.
>>>>>> This would be vastly easier if we used a real template system -
>>>>>> is there
>>>>>> a reason we're not using one of the template classes from PEAR?
>>>>>> (http://pear.php.net/manual/en/package.html.php) I've used
>>>>>> HTML_TEMPLATE_IT, and it works well and the syntax is almost
>>>>>> identical
>>>>>> (in the template) to what's already there. The code syntax is
>>>>>> significantly different, of course, since all the "hard work" (the
>>>>>> various regexes all over the place) is abstracted out for you. :)
>>>>>> While
>>>>>> I should learn my lesson after diving into this rewrite, I  volunteer
>>>>>> myself to do the switchover if I get approval. This, of course,  is a
>>>>>> fairly serious rewrite, but continues my "less code" mantra.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>> Have you had a look at smarty.php.net? We used to use
>>>>> HTML_TEMPLATE_IT
>>>>> but smarty has some neat features such as caching that make things
>>>>> faster and other nifty features that make templating easier
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>
>>>> I haven't looked at it much, but I will take a closer look. In my
>>>> brief 5
>>>> sec. glance after your email, two concerns jumped out - the  syntax is
>>>> decently different than the existing template stuff in phpicalendar
>>>> (while
>>>> html_template_it is almost identical), and it's not integrated into
>>>> php/pear, meaning we'd have to have an additional install
>>>> requirement. The
>>>> second one being the bigger of the two, since I'd definitely  recommend
>>>> staying away from any additional install requirements.
>>>>
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