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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Jared <xe...@si...>]

Most of the time, but not all the time. It would cause more problems 
than it would solve, in my opinion. Any of those languages that 
originate from countries where the start of the week is Monday wouldn't 
work in America, for example. Whether someone wants to view a language 
other than English in America shouldn't affect the importance of Sunday 
being our consistent start day.

This is why, despite localization, Apple has chosen iCal to have a 
separate preference for the week start day. As Chad said, we could put 
a default value in the language file with the option to change it in 
the config file.

It might be best to start doing our language files as en_US or en_UK 
and things like that. After all, the wording and spelling of English 
words will change. As for other languages, I'm not sure how much they 
change, but English has major differences. Maybe we should just do it 
for the few languages where it truly matters, by putting a 
"-COUNTRYCODE" after it. Like "english-us.inc.php". Either that, or the 
config file will become more cryptic for that setting. If there is a 
prefs page to build the file, (or however Chad is thinking of 
implementing prefs), then it wouldn't be such an issue.

-Jared

On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 02:15  PM, Michel wrote:

> Chad wrote :
>
>> The problem I see with that is adding even more language files (like 
>> AUS) for no real reason. Providing all the *most common* 
>> configuration options in the config file is what I'd like to keep. 
>> Having to tell someone to look in the language file for their start 
>> week time seems to be a bit user-unfriendly. I'd like them to only 
>> have to touch one file. You could perhaps have it in both places, 
>> blank in the config but if the user sets it there, it overrides whats 
>> in the language file. :-)
>
>
> Chad, most of the time, Start day and language are tied together. 
> Australian was a really bad example as ALL the english speaking 
> country have their week begining with monday. And I don't think there 
> is any incompatibility beetween language and start day.
>
> So why including the 24/12 time format in the language pack ? We're 
> speaking about the same Week/Time specification linked to the > language.
>
> I promised, Chad, this is a good idea. And something less to configure 
> installing phpiCal...
>
> Mike.
>
>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Michel <mi...@la...>]

Chad wrote :

> The problem I see with that is adding even more language files (like 
> AUS) for no real reason. Providing all the *most common* configuration 
> options in the config file is what I'd like to keep. Having to tell 
> someone to look in the language file for their start week time seems 
> to be a bit user-unfriendly. I'd like them to only have to touch one 
> file. You could perhaps have it in both places, blank in the config 
> but if the user sets it there, it overrides whats in the language 
> file. :-)


Chad, most of the time, Start day and language are tied together. 
Australian was a really bad example as ALL the english speaking country 
have their week begining with monday. And I don't think there is any 
incompatibility beetween language and start day.

So why including the 24/12 time format in the language pack ? We're 
speaking about the same Week/Time specification linked to the language.

I promised, Chad, this is a good idea. And something less to configure 
installing phpiCal...

Mike.

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

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

The problem I see with that is adding even more language files (like 
AUS) for no real reason. Providing all the *most common* configuration 
options in the config file is what I'd like to keep. Having to tell 
someone to look in the language file for their start week time seems to 
be a bit user-unfriendly. I'd like them to only have to touch one file. 
You could perhaps have it in both places, blank in the config but if 
the user sets it there, it overrides whats in the language file. :-)

For 0.9 I've been planning a 'Preferences' page that will solve 
hopefully all these issues.

In it (set by cookie):

Set your default view
Set your default calendar
Set your default start time, start day
Set your language
FTP up new calendars (user, pass required).
Selection box of overlaying of multiple calendars (might be possible, 
don't know about coloring).

Jared and I have been working on PHP iCalendar now for almost 2 months 
straight and need some time to relax. This also gives us time to really 
discuss some of the bigger feature requests people make.

Go ahead and fix the month width if you like.


On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 11:34  AM, Michel wrote:

> Hi ,
> Can I propose to make some improvements in phpiCalendar ?
>
> - to move the $week_start_day into the language pack. The reason is, 
> only in UK and US the sunday is the first week day. In the rest of the 
> world (especially in Europe and Africa) it's monday...
>
> This thing done, the $week_start_day would be $language dependent. If 
> in Australia, weeks start on monday (an example) we could imaging a 
> australian.inc.php and so on...
>
> And then we could add a Pop Up menu : View this page in "English, 
> french, german..." The prefered language will be cookied into the 
> visitor browser, so this visitor will be able to see the whole 
> calendar without having to change his language again.
>
> $cookie_language (in user's browser) override the $language preference 
> set in the config.inc.php  So the language is no more stuck to the 
> config.inc.php configuration.
>
> Are you OK with this ? If you are, I can be charged of this.
>
>
> Small cosmetic bug: can we set the width of the left column in the 
> bottom table with this month event (file month_bottom.php lines 343, 
> 345, 395) to 200 instead of 160 ? In some language set (french, 
> swedish, polish, ...) the all-day-event are split in 2 lines... This 
> will prevent it.
>
>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

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

Yeah I saw those. Thanks :-)

I'll be a bit busy with work / life for the next few weeks. Well 
probably the rest of the year, but I'll make more time.

-C

On Wednesday, November 6, 2002, at 11:26  AM, Bill Fenner wrote:

>
> Waitman said:
>> i noticed a problem with
>> http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/rss/index.php
>>
>> i was getting a "WARNING: failed to include fle ./header.inc.php on 
>> line
>> 17" at the top of the page.
>
> I changed this to use BASE like the include of the footer.
>
> I also fixed the problem that descriptions weren't being included
> in the rss feed.
>
>   Bill
>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Michel <mi...@la...>]

Hi ,
Can I propose to make some improvements in phpiCalendar ?

- to move the $week_start_day into the language pack. The reason is, 
only in UK and US the sunday is the first week day. In the rest of the 
world (especially in Europe and Africa) it's monday...

This thing done, the $week_start_day would be $language dependent. If 
in Australia, weeks start on monday (an example) we could imaging a 
australian.inc.php and so on...

And then we could add a Pop Up menu : View this page in "English, 
french, german..." The prefered language will be cookied into the 
visitor browser, so this visitor will be able to see the whole calendar 
without having to change his language again.

$cookie_language (in user's browser) override the $language preference 
set in the config.inc.php  So the language is no more stuck to the 
config.inc.php configuration.

Are you OK with this ? If you are, I can be charged of this.


Small cosmetic bug: can we set the width of the left column in the 
bottom table with this month event (file month_bottom.php lines 343, 
345, 395) to 200 instead of 160 ? In some language set (french, 
swedish, polish, ...) the all-day-event are split in 2 lines... This 
will prevent it.

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Bill F. <fe...@re...>]

Waitman said:
>i noticed a problem with 
>http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/rss/index.php
>
>i was getting a "WARNING: failed to include fle ./header.inc.php on line
>17" at the top of the page.

I changed this to use BASE like the include of the footer.

I also fixed the problem that descriptions weren't being included
in the rss feed.

  Bill

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] First steps for integration into other websites

[Hendrik H. <hol...@ca...>]

Hi together,

I discovered the great PHPIcalendar Project a few days
ago.
I searched for a good calendar solution based on standards
very long, so I am happy PHPIcalendar is there. My aim is
to integrate it into a learning environment for german
universitiys (something like blackboard, but for free), which
will be released at the end of the year.
So I started to prepare the code for integration into
websites. The first thing I have done is to change the
output, which went right to the screen before, into a global
variable which is printed out at the end of the script an
makes is possible to integrate phpicalendar into other
websites. Nothing special, but a lot of work. This is just a
start for better integration maybe even in environments like
PHPNuke.
So I would be happy if I could submit this source (it
changes no functionality yet) and you made me a developer
of the phpicalendar-project. As we will use phpicalendar I
am sure there will be a lot input from the developers working
on our project.  My loginname on sourceforge is
henny_holtmann.
Attached to the mail is the modified sourcecode based on the CVS-version
a few days ago.
Thanks for your help and best regards,

Hendrik

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Brett O'C. <oco...@do...>]

Yea, but what's up with the way it looks all soft and blue like XP? ;)

J/K  I have to confess the main reason I haven't upgraded is that I'm 
just lazy.  But you do make some good points.

Anyway, I've added the bug to the sourceforge project.  Thanks again!

Brett

On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 05:04  PM, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:

> Glad it worked for you!
>
> Totally my opinion: 8.0 is pretty good, it is the first version of RH
> that could actually live in a typical office environment with
> "non-computer" people using it as a workstation. I really don't think
> that the Linux distros can compete with MS Windows until they get their
> nails hammered down straight, and RH 8 is a mighty big leap in that
> direction.
>
> I probably cheesed off a bunch of Linux people with those statements,
> but I believe that the market of non-computer people that have 
> incessant
> need for technical support is MUCH larger than the "technologically
> advanced" crowd. You see companies of 200 or so employees with only a
> couple of tech support guys all over the place. If you issue a bunch of
> machines to average joes, and the machines aren't smoothed all around
> the corners and bolted shut and tightened down there will definitely be
> Hell to pay.
>
> I haven't tried RH 8 on a real server yet, I haven't had time to figure
> out all the stuff i gotta rebuild ;-) I guess it is a lesson learned to
> keep good documentation.
>
> Anyhow, you might want to report the file_exists as a bug on php.net? I
> could do it, but I haven't actually experienced the problem.
>
> My guess is that it has absolutely nothing to do with RH 7.3, it is 
> more
> likely a problem between php 4.2.3 and apache 2.0.43... but this is 
> just
> a guess!
>
> take care,
>
> Waitman Gobble
> EMK Design
> Buena Park, California
> +1.7145222528
> http://emkdesign.com
>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

Glad it worked for you!

Totally my opinion: 8.0 is pretty good, it is the first version of RH 
that could actually live in a typical office environment with
"non-computer" people using it as a workstation. I really don't think
that the Linux distros can compete with MS Windows until they get their
nails hammered down straight, and RH 8 is a mighty big leap in that
direction.

I probably cheesed off a bunch of Linux people with those statements,
but I believe that the market of non-computer people that have incessant
need for technical support is MUCH larger than the "technologically
advanced" crowd. You see companies of 200 or so employees with only a
couple of tech support guys all over the place. If you issue a bunch of
machines to average joes, and the machines aren't smoothed all around
the corners and bolted shut and tightened down there will definitely be
Hell to pay.

I haven't tried RH 8 on a real server yet, I haven't had time to figure
out all the stuff i gotta rebuild ;-) I guess it is a lesson learned to
keep good documentation.

Anyhow, you might want to report the file_exists as a bug on php.net? I
could do it, but I haven't actually experienced the problem.

My guess is that it has absolutely nothing to do with RH 7.3, it is more
likely a problem between php 4.2.3 and apache 2.0.43... but this is just
a guess!

take care,

Waitman Gobble
EMK Design
Buena Park, California
+1.7145222528
http://emkdesign.com



On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 15:19, Brett O'Connor wrote:
    Groovey.  That worked with everything else set back to normal.
    
    So yea, wierdness.  <shrug>  Maybe something to do with RH 7.3?  Though 
    I can't imagine why.  I have been reluctant to upgrade to 8.0.
    
    Anyway, I agree that setting $BASE off of getcwd() would be a good 
    idea.  However, you guys are really doing a great service to us all, so 
    I won't complain if I have to make a tweak or two to get things working 
    for now. :)
    
    Thanks so much!
    
    Brett
    
    On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 03:56  PM, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:
    
    > well, perhaps it is a bug in php/apache.
    > it seems to work fine on my rh 8.0 running apache 2.0.40 / php 4.2.3
    >
    > reminds me of a problem that USED to exist on windows machines.
    >
    > anyhow, i recommend changing the code in init.inc.php to:
    >
    > $lang_file = getcwd().'/languages/'.$language.'.inc.php';
    >
    > this should probably prevent trouble even if there isn't trouble to
    > begin with ;-)
    >
    > can you give that a try and see what happens? please be sure to change
    > remove the stuff you had commented out previously to get the thing to
    > work without yelling at you on the file_exists line...
    >
    >
    > actually, i will suggest that in the main code the constant BASE be
    > turned into a variable $BASE throughout all the scripts, and set $BASE
    > to getcwd(); I know constants are nice but this isn't really improving
    > performance a noticeable amount.
    >
    >
    > take care!
    >
    > Waitman
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Brett O'C. <oco...@do...>]

Groovey.  That worked with everything else set back to normal.

So yea, wierdness.  <shrug>  Maybe something to do with RH 7.3?  Though 
I can't imagine why.  I have been reluctant to upgrade to 8.0.

Anyway, I agree that setting $BASE off of getcwd() would be a good 
idea.  However, you guys are really doing a great service to us all, so 
I won't complain if I have to make a tweak or two to get things working 
for now. :)

Thanks so much!

Brett

On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 03:56  PM, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:

> well, perhaps it is a bug in php/apache.
> it seems to work fine on my rh 8.0 running apache 2.0.40 / php 4.2.3
>
> reminds me of a problem that USED to exist on windows machines.
>
> anyhow, i recommend changing the code in init.inc.php to:
>
> $lang_file = getcwd().'/languages/'.$language.'.inc.php';
>
> this should probably prevent trouble even if there isn't trouble to
> begin with ;-)
>
> can you give that a try and see what happens? please be sure to change
> remove the stuff you had commented out previously to get the thing to
> work without yelling at you on the file_exists line...
>
>
> actually, i will suggest that in the main code the constant BASE be
> turned into a variable $BASE throughout all the scripts, and set $BASE
> to getcwd(); I know constants are nice but this isn't really improving
> performance a noticeable amount.
>
>
> take care!
>
> Waitman
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P.O. Box 171
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

well, perhaps it is a bug in php/apache.
it seems to work fine on my rh 8.0 running apache 2.0.40 / php 4.2.3

reminds me of a problem that USED to exist on windows machines.

anyhow, i recommend changing the code in init.inc.php to:

$lang_file = getcwd().'/languages/'.$language.'.inc.php';

this should probably prevent trouble even if there isn't trouble to
begin with ;-)

can you give that a try and see what happens? please be sure to change
remove the stuff you had commented out previously to get the thing to
work without yelling at you on the file_exists line...


actually, i will suggest that in the main code the constant BASE be
turned into a variable $BASE throughout all the scripts, and set $BASE
to getcwd(); I know constants are nice but this isn't really improving
performance a noticeable amount.


take care!

Waitman




On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 13:41, Brett O'Connor wrote:
    Hi!  Thanks for responding.
    
    No, I don't think this server is running in cgi mode.  Here is a link 
    to the phpinfo() for the server:
    

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Brett O'C. <oco...@do...>]

Hi!  Thanks for responding.

No, I don't think this server is running in cgi mode.  Here is a link 
to the phpinfo() for the server:

http://mephisto.intelligent-imaging.com/oconnorb/phpinfo.php

Although I must admit I didn't think of that.

Also, as far as I can tell the base dir resolves correctly.  Here is a 
link to my calendar where I echo it at the top:

http://mephisto.intelligent-imaging.com/oconnorb/

Also, below that, I am echoing the $lang_file string.  Perhaps you see 
something amiss?

Thanks again for the response!

Brett

On Tuesday, November 5, 2002, at 01:30  PM, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:

> are you running php in cgi mode? check your phpinfo();
>
> near the top it will tell you.
>
> apache2 module "Server API" Apache 2.0 Filter
> apache module "Server API" Apache
> cgi "Server API" CGI
>
>
> The init.inc.php thing sets "BASE" to be "./"
> So it would be relative to the current working directory.
>
> If your current working directory is not the same as the calendar root
> then file_exists() won't work.
>
> put this at the top of functions/init.inc.php
>
> <?php
> echo getcwd();
>
> then pull your calendar up in your browser, look what it prints at the
> top of the page -
> and see if it makes sense.
>
> The reason I ask about the CGI mode above, this is the first thing that
> I can think of that could cause your current working directory to be
> different then the actual script file.
>
> another possibility could have to do with symbolic links.
>
> you might think your pages are located at
> /www/web/html/directory/
>
> but they are really located at
> /x346346/fijaiogjg/home/akwjfkj/html/directory
>
> and php is getting confused.
>
> so try the echo getcwd() command and we will go from there ;-)
>
> best,
>
> Waitman Gobble
> EMK Design
> Buena Park California
> +1.7145222528
> http://emkdesign.com
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P.O. Box 171
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

are you running php in cgi mode? check your phpinfo();

near the top it will tell you. 

apache2 module "Server API" Apache 2.0 Filter
apache module "Server API" Apache
cgi "Server API" CGI


The init.inc.php thing sets "BASE" to be "./"
So it would be relative to the current working directory. 

If your current working directory is not the same as the calendar root
then file_exists() won't work.

put this at the top of functions/init.inc.php

<?php
echo getcwd();

then pull your calendar up in your browser, look what it prints at the
top of the page -
and see if it makes sense.

The reason I ask about the CGI mode above, this is the first thing that
I can think of that could cause your current working directory to be
different then the actual script file.

another possibility could have to do with symbolic links.

you might think your pages are located at 
/www/web/html/directory/

but they are really located at 
/x346346/fijaiogjg/home/akwjfkj/html/directory

and php is getting confused.

so try the echo getcwd() command and we will go from there ;-)

best,

Waitman Gobble
EMK Design 
Buena Park California
+1.7145222528
http://emkdesign.com




On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 11:57, Brett O'Connor wrote:
    Hello PHPiCalendar Developers!
    
    I recently installed PHPiCalendar on a Linux 7.3 / PHP 4.2.3 server and 
    had some problems regarding the code below (lines 37-40 in 
    functions/init.inc.php):
    
    if (file_exists($lang_file)) {
    	include($lang_file);
    } else {
    	exit(error('The requested language "'.$language.'" is not a supported 
    language. Please use the configuration file to choose a supported 
    language.'));
    }
    
    It appears that file_exists will be false if the web user running under 
    apache does not have permission to peruse the full directory string (or 
    at least that's what I suspect so far).
    
    I also noticed someone else had this problem in this forum message:
    
    http://phpicalendar.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=92&highlight=
    
    S/he was having this problem on Linux also.
    
    I just commented out the if statement for now and forced the include 
    and things work great, but I thought you would like to know about this 
    bug.  If I am able to come up with a better solution (perhaps a way to 
    check for the file via URL string?) I will let you know.
    
    Brett
    
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[PHPiCalendar-DEV] file_exists bug on Linux

[Brett O'C. <oco...@do...>]

Hello PHPiCalendar Developers!

I recently installed PHPiCalendar on a Linux 7.3 / PHP 4.2.3 server and=20=

had some problems regarding the code below (lines 37-40 in=20
functions/init.inc.php):

if (file_exists($lang_file)) {
	include($lang_file);
} else {
	exit(error('The requested language "'.$language.'" is not a =
supported=20
language. Please use the configuration file to choose a supported=20
language.'));
}=00=00

It appears that file_exists will be false if the web user running under=20=

apache does not have permission to peruse the full directory string (or=20=

at least that's what I suspect so far).

I also noticed someone else had this problem in this forum message:

http://phpicalendar.sourceforge.net/phpBB2/viewtopic.php?t=3D92&highlight=3D=


S/he was having this problem on Linux also.

I just commented out the if statement for now and forced the include=20
and things work great, but I thought you would like to know about this=20=

bug.  If I am able to come up with a better solution (perhaps a way to=20=

check for the file via URL string?) I will let you know.

Brett

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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

oops, my typo. 

the line should be $allow_html = 'no';
(ie it shouldn't be an array!)

take care

waitman

On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 08:46, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:
    hello,
    
    can we add this to config.inc.php
    
    $allow_html[] = 'no';  // allow html in event descriptions.
    
    (you could default to "yes")
    
    then change event.php - the section that deals with description:
    
    $description = rawurldecode($description);
    $description = stripslashes($description);
    $description = str_replace('\\', '', $description);
    if (strtolower($allow_html)=='no')
    {
            $description = htmlspecialchars($description);
            $description = @eregi_replace("&lt;br&gt;","<br>",$description);
    }
    
    the reason is i sometimes put code notes in my event entries. if you
    think this feature is not important enough to include in the main code,
    my feelings won't be hurt ;-)
    
    this is a "quick fix" - with the downside being that IF my code notes
    contain a <BR> tag, it doesn't show up as a <br> tag but creates a new
    line. 
    
    i thought about simply doing a <pre>$description</pre> but then there
    are word wrap and new line issues.
    
    a good alternative that may prove prudent is to look at the phpbb code
    and try to emulate the phpbb style codes in the event descriptions????
    
    like
    [code] blah blah blech [/code]
    [url]http://myfavouritepornsite.com[/url]
    
    whatever...
    
    please let me know you opinions!
    
    
    thanks and best
    
    Waitman Gobble
    EMK Design
    Buena Park California
    +1.7145222528
    http://emkdesign.com
    
    
    
    
    
    On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 09:06, Chad wrote:
        Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
        bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
        know when your ready and I'll package it up.
        
        -C
        
        On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:
        
        > We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
        > have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
        > quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
        > sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
        > double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
        >
        > -Jared
        >
        > On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
        >
        >> Want to ship 0.8.1?
        >>
        >> -C
        >>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

hello,

can we add this to config.inc.php

$allow_html[] = 'no';  // allow html in event descriptions.

(you could default to "yes")

then change event.php - the section that deals with description:

$description = rawurldecode($description);
$description = stripslashes($description);
$description = str_replace('\\', '', $description);
if (strtolower($allow_html)=='no')
{
        $description = htmlspecialchars($description);
        $description = @eregi_replace("&lt;br&gt;","<br>",$description);
}

the reason is i sometimes put code notes in my event entries. if you
think this feature is not important enough to include in the main code,
my feelings won't be hurt ;-)

this is a "quick fix" - with the downside being that IF my code notes
contain a <BR> tag, it doesn't show up as a <br> tag but creates a new
line. 

i thought about simply doing a <pre>$description</pre> but then there
are word wrap and new line issues.

a good alternative that may prove prudent is to look at the phpbb code
and try to emulate the phpbb style codes in the event descriptions????

like
[code] blah blah blech [/code]
[url]http://myfavouritepornsite.com[/url]

whatever...

please let me know you opinions!


thanks and best

Waitman Gobble
EMK Design
Buena Park California
+1.7145222528
http://emkdesign.com





On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 09:06, Chad wrote:
    Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
    bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
    know when your ready and I'll package it up.
    
    -C
    
    On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:
    
    > We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
    > have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
    > quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
    > sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
    > double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
    >
    > -Jared
    >
    > On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
    >
    >> Want to ship 0.8.1?
    >>
    >> -C
    >>
    >>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

oops, i take that back.

i noticed a problem with 
http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/rss/index.php

i was getting a "WARNING: failed to include fle ./header.inc.php on line
17" at the top of the page.

changing line 17 from 
include("./header.inc.php");

to 
include ("../header.inc.php"); 

(extra dot prefix)

fixed the problem.

Best,

Waitman Gobble
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Buena Park, California
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On Tue, 2002-11-05 at 07:52, Waitman C. Gobble wrote:
    Hello.
    
    i installed phpicalendar-0.8.1 on my windows 2000/iis 5 server.
    
    the url is
    
    http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/index.php
    
    note that i don't have the default page set to index.php on this
    directory, so you have to specify it in the URL.
    
    the only change i made to config.inc.php, or any file for that matter,
    was the default path url. 
    
    $default_path                   =
    'http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1';
    
    it appears to function fine to me, I really don't believe there is a
    need for any special instructions with regards to windows server
    installations.
    
    My phpinfo is available at
    
    http://emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/phpinfo.php
    
    I appreciate your comments!
    
    Thanks
    
    Waitman
    
    
    On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 09:06, Chad wrote:
        Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
        bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
        know when your ready and I'll package it up.
        
        -C
        
        On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:
        
        > We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
        > have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
        > quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
        > sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
        > double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
        >
        > -Jared
        >
        > On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
        >
        >> Want to ship 0.8.1?
        >>
        >> -C
        >>
        >>
        >>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Waitman C. G. <wa...@em...>]

Hello.

i installed phpicalendar-0.8.1 on my windows 2000/iis 5 server.

the url is

http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/index.php

note that i don't have the default page set to index.php on this
directory, so you have to specify it in the URL.

the only change i made to config.inc.php, or any file for that matter,
was the default path url. 

$default_path                   =
'http://www.emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1';

it appears to function fine to me, I really don't believe there is a
need for any special instructions with regards to windows server
installations.

My phpinfo is available at

http://emkdemo.com/phpicalendar-0.8.1/phpinfo.php

I appreciate your comments!

Thanks

Waitman


On Sat, 2002-11-02 at 09:06, Chad wrote:
    Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
    bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
    know when your ready and I'll package it up.
    
    -C
    
    On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:
    
    > We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
    > have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
    > quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
    > sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
    > double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
    >
    > -Jared
    >
    > On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
    >
    >> Want to ship 0.8.1?
    >>
    >> -C
    >>
    >>
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[PHPiCalendar-DEV] Please help

[<chi...@ya...>]

Please help.

I found there has a error message after first time installed, do you have any ideas?

 

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: chooseoffset() in /XX1/XX2/www/icalendar/functions/ical_parser.php on line 509

 

 

Thanks

Wong


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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Jared <xe...@si...>]

It's fine. go for it.

-Jared

On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 11:06  AM, Chad wrote:

> Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
> bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
> know when your ready and I'll package it up.
>
> -C
>
> On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:
>
>> We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
>> have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
>> quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will 
>> make sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just 
>> gotta double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
>>
>> -Jared
>>
>> On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
>>
>>> Want to ship 0.8.1?
>>>
>>> -C
>>>
>>>
>>>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

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

Well I wanted to get out a maint release since 0.9 will probably be a 
bit. Ive already started the README as you can probably tell. Let me 
know when your ready and I'll package it up.

-C

On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 08:03  AM, Jared wrote:

> We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
> have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
> quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
> sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
> double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.
>
> -Jared
>
> On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:
>
>> Want to ship 0.8.1?
>>
>> -C
>>
>>
>>
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Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

[Jared <xe...@si...>]

We could if you like. I won't be able to work on it tonight because I 
have other things to do so now is as good a time as ever. There are 
quite a few bug fixes, and that's about all that there is. I will make 
sure everything I have done is commited (pretty sure it is, just gotta 
double check), including a 0.8.1 section in the README.

-Jared

On Saturday, November 2, 2002, at 01:02  AM, Chad wrote:

> Want to ship 0.8.1?
>
> -C
>
>
>
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[PHPiCalendar-DEV] 0.8.1

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

Want to ship 0.8.1?

-C

Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] my first mod

[Jordan M. <jm...@MI...>]

Chad,

that's fantastic. I like it a lot, and it works with no problems. The 
only things I would suggest: have a 3 calendar view as an option (this 
month, the previous month, and next month), and make the date for 
"today" bold, a different color, or some other easy to identify 
modification (maybe this could be done in the main phpicalendar month 
views as well...)

Thanks!

Jordan



On Wednesday, October 30, 2002, at 03:15  AM, Chad wrote:

> This mod puts a mini-calendar anywhere on your website, and jumps to 
> the calendar when clicked.
>
> Give it a spin before I pack it up and lemme know how it works.
>
> -Chad
>
>
> <phpicalbox.php>

[PHPiCalendar-DEV] my first mod

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

This mod puts a mini-calendar anywhere on your website, and jumps to 
the calendar when clicked.

Give it a spin before I pack it up and lemme know how it works.

-Chad