changes in calendar modul ( -> MyCalendar)

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

I did not uninstall the old version, but just installed the new. Then I got the message "upgrade successful".

But I will uninstall the module first and then reinstall the new one.

Keep you posted.

Update: That did the trick. So, uninstall v1.0.1 and install v1.1b.

Thanks for the support, regards

[seagull]

Upgrade does not work, removing and new install works ok!

Nice feature start of the week!

Only with my installation choosing a other colorscheme does not work, it displays (active),
but changing does not affect the look of the Calendar.


Jan

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

I just noticed something else.

In my template I have a line with the next code:

Code:

            <?php page_content(1); ?>            <!-- Main section -->
            <br />
            <br />
            <a href="#top" target="_top" title="Naar boven"><img src="<?php echo WB_URL.MEDIA_DIRECTORY; ?>/up.gif" align="right" border="0" hspace="4" vspace="4" alt="Naar boven" /></a>

Which displays a up arrow under every middle column of my pages.

When I click on the text message to see the whole message, the arrow is on top of my page.
Has that something to do with the way the pages in rewritten to display the whole message?

Regards

[seagull]

not changing the style of the Calendar has something to do with the var: $clrset

error in stylesheet:

.detail_actionname {
    font-size: 14px;
    font-weight: bold;
    text-decoration: underline;
    color: <br />
<b>Notice</b>:  Undefined variable: clrset in <b>/var/www/vhosts/*****.nl/httpdocs/wb28/modules/mycalendar/frontend.css</b> on line <b>106</b><br />

Jan

[Uthred]

Hi seagull,

thanks for the hint.

The Problem comes up if you use the "register_frontend_m odfiles('css')" command in your template,
because the mycalendar module fills some values dynamically in the frontend.css file. In this case the frontend.css is loaded before these values are filled from the module and therefore it comes to the "Undefined variable" notice and the colorscheme is not loaded correctly.

The only senseful way out, as I can see,  is to remove the colorscheme feature from the backend and to control the colors via one frontend.css file and that's all. It also makes the module less complicated.

Do someone agree with this?

BR

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

using the frontend.css would be OK for me.

In general I would like to see more comments in PHP code and CSS files.
I try to do that myself in my code, template and stylesheet. Then, at least I, can remember which part of code is used for what.

Regards

[seagull]

Removing the stylesheet feature and control the style with the frontend.css like other wb modules sounds as a good solution to me.

thanks, Jan

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

I noticed that I can click on dates with data and the month in the backend.

It would be nice I could directly click on dates that do not have data yet. This would ease the use.

Now you first click on New, then select the date, not necessary the date of today, which is default, and fill the rest of the fields.

Also a copy function would be nice. Some activities/appointments are regulary repeated, say every month.

Do not consider this as comments on your module, but just as possitive feedback and nice to have addition  . I thought about it by using the module.

Regards

[Uthred]

Hi,

it is a new MyCalendar version available:

v1.2:
    * remove colorscheme feature (style only via frontend.css now)
    * smarter backend date editing

See also AMASP for details.

@RonK

It would be nice I could directly click on dates that do not have data yet...

Thanks for this idea . It's in the new version, pls test around it.

BR

[RonK]

Great Uthred,

I'll download it right away and test it.

At the moment I am filling the calender at http://gereformeerdekerklopik.nl/_wb (agenda).

You'll hear from me.

Thanks again, regards,

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

I deinstalled the v1.1 module. Installed v1.2, but nothing sowed into the backend and frontend.

Deinstalled v1.2 and reinstalled. Now available in backend.
Lost my entries in the calendar, though.
Are these deleted too when I remove the module?

Made an backup, but are not yet able to reload it into WB.

The backend is much simpler now and clicking the dates works very good.

Also the forth and back arrow are much better (I could change that myself easily, but now I don't have to).
The back arrow on the details windows still has the border set.

I changed the next line (1723) in function.php, obviously..., added border=\"0\"

Code:

  echo "&nbsp;<a href=\"javascript:history.back()\" ><img src=\"$previmg\" border=\"0\"></img><b>&nbsp;</b></a>";

I'll keep on testing.

Regards

[RonK]

Hi Uthred,

I deleted my DB and tried to load it back with the backup (of WB).

But that does not work at the moment.

I  have to digg into that and will not have time (and possibilities ) to test the calendar module.

Regards

[Uthred]

Hi RonK,

.. deleted my DB and tried to load it back

I hope your "trouble" has nothing to do with testing the MyCalendar 

..not have time to test..

No Stress, take your time and get your WB running again, good Luck 

BR

[RonK]

Hi RonK,

.. deleted my DB and tried to load it back

I hope your "trouble" has nothing to do with testing the MyCalendar 

Actually, indirectly it did  . I thought I could reload the WB backup of yesterday into the MySQL DB. Then I would not have to insert all those calendar entries. But the DB backup was not OK.
No I learned something of SQL and think I found the issue. One section (part of SorTable module) seemed to have a reserved SQL word in the line (loop). I used the section of an earlier backup (done from phpmyadmin and not from WB backup). No it seems to be OK.

Knowing this I have a question. Every time I upgrade the Calendar module I seem to lose the appointments made earlier. Is that right or is there a way to recover them?

..not have time to test..

No Stress, take your time and get your WB running again, good Luck 

BR

It is now. Have you red my comments in previous messages for improvement of the module?

Best regards