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Public calendar
by Anton - Aug 17th 2007 06:07:06
Hi all,
How's possible to create public access calendar?
Thanks,
Anton.
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Re: Public calendar
by sonya - Sep 1st 2007 14:09:49
> Hi all,
>
> How's possible to create public access
> calendar?
>
> Thanks,
> Anton.
you can check already installed webcalendar on official site here - meeting link
in the footer (it was made by setting no access control in the fist
installation step). I hope it help you.
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Re: Public calendar
by tommycahir - Oct 15th 2007 13:54:03
Is it possible to have a calendar that is viewable by the public but not
update-able by the public so that the entries are only created by specific
individuals?
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Re: Public calendar
by Craig Knudsen - Jan 10th 2008 05:20:38
Yes, you can turn public event submissions on and off. We have also added
CAPTCHA for public event submissions to cut down on link spamming.
> Is it possible to have a calendar that
> is viewable by the public but not
> update-able by the public so that the
> entries are only created by specific
> individuals?
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Re: Public calendar
by bogemot - Sep 10th 2007 17:49:58
Hey, these are great tips! A little bit of info goes a long way. I will
have to implement a few of these in my blog for sure.
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New version
by manuel - May 17th 2007 08:22:40
Does anyone know, if they stopped working on that project?
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AJAX
by Alexei A. Korolev - Jul 19th 2006 05:38:10
Anybody know about AJAX support? I tried few calendars - i want to add more
suitable admin panel for my site but nothing powefull with AJAX....
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Alexei A. Korolev
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Re: AJAX
by Craig Knudsen - Sep 15th 2006 08:14:32
We will be adding various AJAX-related features in 1.1, which is now out.
Feel free to add new feature requests on SourceForge.
> Anybody know about AJAX support? I tried
> few calendars - i want to add more
> suitable admin panel for my site but
> nothing powefull with AJAX....
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>
>
> --
> Alexei A. Korolev
>
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Re: AJAX
by Alex.Kas - Jan 30th 2007 07:59:54
> We will be adding various AJAX-related
> features in 1.1, which is now out. Feel
> free to add new feature requests on
> SourceForge.
>
>
> % Anybody know about AJAX support? I
> tried
> % few calendars - i want to add more
> % suitable admin panel for my site but
> % nothing powefull with AJAX....
> %
> %
> %
> % --
> % Alexei A. Korolev
> %
>
>
>
Craig is any news about 1.1 default release ?
Good work, ty
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Re: AJAX
by Alexei A. Korolev - Mar 25th 2007 15:28:13
> Craig is any news about 1.1 default
> release ?
> Good work, ty
Just dev. version. I'm intersted to install lightweight version on my blog for PDA browsers to
coordinatate our internal meetings. Is it possible? Or I need to use
"heavy" version? Thanks.
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Re: AJAX
by Craig Knudsen - Apr 17th 2007 05:22:37
There is no "lightweight" version just yet.
As for the development schedule. The current development release (1.1.X)
should switch over to the current production release (1.2.X) in the coming
months.
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Love The Calendar
by JimmyHarmon.com - Feb 9th 2006 19:12:25
E-mails me when I need it... goes to my mobile phone e-mail, so I get
reminded straight from the office!
Excellent program! Had it installed within 30 minutes and it's been
running great! Keep up the great work!
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Event list mode
by nooozeguy - Jun 14th 2005 18:57:05
Hi-
I am trying to use Webcalendar as an event list system for a group that
has about 15 events per year. The app is presinstalled on my web host and I
cannot find config.php. Does anyone know how I can configure the app for
event listings?
Thanks,
Josh
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Suggestion for anyone having trouble with the send reminder feature...
by Dave - Apr 28th 2005 15:26:59
I am using the [excellent] WebCalendar on my website, and just wanted to
share some info regarding some of the tribulations I went through during
the deployment phase.
The biggest headache was probably the send reminder feature. I simply
could not get it to work with my mail server. I don't remember exactly
what the problem was, but I ended up hacking the WebCalendar (I hope the
developers don't mind) to make it use another great open-source product
named phpmailer-1.72 (http://phpmailer.sourceforge.net/).
After a couple trials, it worked like a charm. Using the mail server I
set up, the WebCalendar is able to route the email reminders to wherever
they are destined.
Another thing that took a little bit of hacking was putting my
website's background as the background of the WebCalendar. Again...I hope
the developers don't mind the tweeking.
I'm not at home right now, but If anyone is interested in what I did
(in particular to get the phpmailer-1.72) working, reply to this comment
and I'll try to remember to check occasionally.
In my opinion, WebCalendar is by far the best web-based calendar
available! Let's hear it for the developers!
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Re: Suggestion for anyone having trouble with the send reminder feature...
by Craig Knudsen - May 25th 2005 06:28:51
Many users have problems setting up mail. However, this is not a
WebCalendar-specific problem. WebCalendar uses the standard PHP mail
function. So, once you have your mail settings in the php.ini file
properly configured, WebCalendar can send mail.
Reminders require setting up a cron job on Linux/UNIX and a Scheduled Task
on Windows. This is documented in the installation instructions.
You can customize the appearance with custom header/trailer and all colors
are configurable.
If anyone has problems setting up mail (or anything else), the SourceForge
Help forum is the place to go.
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Installing WebCalendar....
by DavidSN - Oct 3rd 2004 12:39:16
Okay.. i will admit it.. i am a newbie.. i really want to install this
program.. and i am sure it will help and save time with my group...
But.. (i hate to say this).. i think i need someone to hold my hand.. i
don't really understand the directions.. Could someone point me to a better
written Help File.. or something...???
Please....???!!!
DavidSN
theone@annastesia.com
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Between White and Black, Night and Day, Black Night seems like the only way... Dsn
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Re: Installing WebCalendar....
by RRRecardoe - Oct 15th 2004 14:12:33
I feel the same way,
I am using Third Sphere as my host and just downloaded you calendar. I
have the database set up but do not know how to display a calendar on my
web page. I have a few other people I want to show how to set up a calendar
for their church, do you have guild as to how to make a calendar appear on
my web page?
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webcalendar
by enigmah - Sep 13th 2004 23:05:15
Hi, I am using WebCalendar for multiple users. How can I create a public
calendar that doesnot require logging in for any user? for group?
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Re: webcalendar
by Craig Knudsen - May 25th 2005 06:36:40
As an admin user, click on "Admin" in the trailer, then select "System
Settings." From there, click on the "Public Access" tab. Change the
setting for "Allow public access" to "Yes."
This will allow people without WebCalendar accounts to have access. From
there, you need to include "Public Access" as an event participant for any
event you want available to users who do not login. (There is an option
"Public access is default participant" that will make this user selected by
default when you create a new event.)
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Re: webcalendar
by Nans - Nov 11th 2005 06:16:10
> As an admin user, click on "Admin" in
> the trailer, then select "System
> Settings." From there, click on the
> "Public Access" tab. Change the setting
> for "Allow public access" to "Yes."
>
> This will allow people without
> WebCalendar accounts to have access.
> From there, you need to include "Public
> Access" as an event participant for any
> event you want available to users who do
> not login. (There is an option "Public
> access is default participant" that will
> make this user selected by default when
> you create a new event.)
I have to manage only one calendar, but several users need to consult it.
When I post an event with 'private' option, it does show up in the public
view. I MUST show op, but the content should be private and only visible
when logged-id.
How do I do that?
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Login
by Tami Snider - Aug 30th 2004 10:00:11
Great Calendar! I am new to webcalendar and so far it has been great! I
was just wondering if there is a way to set it up so you don't have to
login? My users already login through a novell server. Thanks!
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Re: Login
by julia12 - Apr 26th 2005 03:21:12
> Great Calendar! I am new to webcalendar
> and so far it has been great! I was
> just wondering if there is a way to set
> it up so you don't have to login? My
> users already login through a novell
> server. Thanks!
I have the same question. Did you resolve this problem ?
Thanks
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Anti Spam Tips from Julia
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Re: Login
by Craig Knudsen - May 25th 2005 06:36:46
If the user authentication is handled with standard http authentication,
then WebCalendar can use that info and not require a second login. You
will still have to manually create each user that you want to grant access
to WebCalendar thoughj.
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importing delimited files
by Vicki - Aug 3rd 2004 17:44:34
Hi,
We were running 0.9.33 and were able to import .csv files. Now, running
0.9.43, we can't. Can you tell me which version last had that functionality
so that we can back down to it?
Thanks!
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Adding events
by Lewis Moseley - May 2nd 2004 09:06:00
I must be missing something. In the demo, I have added several events.
Although I did not set the events to "confidental", none of the
events show up in the calendar views. I can search for them and find them,
so they are there, but I can't see them.
What am I doing wrong?
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HTML? Pix?
by Bytesmiths - Sep 25th 2002 06:35:34
It would be great if descriptions could use at least some
HTML. Possibly a wider set of HTML for admins than for normal users. Links would be essential.
Also, how about displaying a small icon or picture?
I'm porting my manually-coded event calendar to WebCalendar, and I need
these two things, so I guess I'll start looking at the code... :-)
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Re: HTML? Pix?
by Craig Knudsen - Aug 2nd 2004 15:38:42
You can include HTML in event descriptions (as of version 0.9.43), but you
need to enable this feature in the system settings.
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Re: To do list?
by Tooley - Aug 8th 2000 06:26:23
For that and a bit more:
http://www.phpgroupware.org/
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Re: To do list?
by Craig Knudsen - Aug 2nd 2004 15:34:44
Not necessarily a "bit more"... eGroupware has more apps than just a
calendar, but I believe its calendar actually has fewer features than
WebCalendar.
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Re: To do list?
by Flux - Sep 10th 2007 13:43:34
> For that and a bit more:
>
> http://www.phpgroupware.org/
Thank you for link.
--
All right.
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To do list?
by Troy Davis - Aug 4th 2000 10:19:38
Hi there, great looking software. Thanks for the effort!
The one thing I'd love to see addeed is a to-do list manager. This would
make the calendar much more useful for my office.
Thanks Again!
Troy
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my wishlist
by goofy - Jul 29th 2000 20:21:17
I live in far away place (australia) from hosting company(US) and the time
difference is about 14 hours (not sure..) so when it's saturday here, the
calenda displays as friday.. man.. how do I fix it up, or can you make a
option to select timezone?
Regards,
p.s:BTW this the best calenda I have looked so far ^^
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Wish List
by Matt Dwyer - Jun 19th 2000 11:54:23
Great Calendar! Just a few ideas here
1. Ability to search all users calendars
2. Some type of status indicator to keep track of
installations.. ie. IN PROGRESS, COMPLETE, PENDING, etc.
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feature request
by Vadim Zaliva - Jun 9th 2000 15:13:37
It whould be great to have Sybase support.
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More wish list.
by Joachim Holst - Apr 4th 2000 09:33:46
Hi !
Haven't got around to look at the package yet (just found it 5 minutes
ago),
but how about beeing able to synchronize with a PDA like Palm Pilot
??
/Jocke!
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Re: More wish list.
by Arnout Engelen - Jun 29th 2004 07:03:16
> but how about beeing able to synchronize
> with a PDA like Palm Pilot ??
It supports exporting to various formats: iCalendar, vCalendar,
'pilotidatebook CSV' (palm pilot) and 'install-datebook' (palm pilot).
I have only tried the first (iCalendar), and that works fine.
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Re: More wish list.
by Craig Knudsen - Aug 2nd 2004 15:37:27
You cannot directly sync with the standard WebCalendar distribution.
(There is import and export.) However, there is a java-based sync
application in the "Patches" area of SourceForge that claims to provide
sync with Palm Pilots.
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More wish list (there's always more)
by Phil Hord - Mar 8th 2000 00:14:05
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Color-tag selection for events
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"public" mode (poss. alternate URL) for publishing group calendars
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Mouseover popups with event notes
I'll try to help with some of these myself if I find time.
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Re: More wish list (there's always more)
by Arnout Engelen - Jun 29th 2004 07:12:24
> "public" mode (poss. alternate URL) for
> publishing group calendars
A public calendar is now supported
> Mouseover popups with event notes
Mouseover now shows the event description
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wish list
by Phil Hord - Mar 7th 2000 23:45:12
Love the calendar. It's quick to use and relatively painless. Here are
things I'd like to see (based on my 5 minutes of experience with it so
far):
Wish list:
- Color selection anchors with some basic colors samples.
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Clicking "save" in prefs should send the user to the month-view.
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Meta-refresh in month view so mere mortals can keep the calendar open and
it will "stay up-to-date"
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Javascript pop-up reminders based on meta-refresh. (Granularity would be
whatever the refresh time is, obv.)
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Auto-approval of new events by other users (or other particular users).
This lets trustees admin my calendar.
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e-mail reminders (obv)
Bugs:
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$single_user doesn't work until you create a user via admin account
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"admin" account and password are not given in the documentation.
Much thanks!
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