Best Calendar out there?
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- Stephen O Connor
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I have to say JCal Pro looks great, but unfortunately you can no longer configure the Latest Events Module to display specific categories as could be done with extCal. It gave me the ability to display Cafeteria Menus, Sports Events, Latest Events, etc., all running off one calendar.
The Upcoming Events Module does allow display by category, but there are few display options.
Otherwise I would say it is certainly one of the best. If you don't need this capability, I'd go for it!
If anybody has a work around let me know!
Thanks for working on it!
Steve
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- urj2ic8
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Stephen O Connor wrote:
I have to say JCal Pro looks great, but unfortunately you can no longer configure the Latest Events Module to display specific categories as could be done with extCal. It gave me the ability to display Cafeteria Menus, Sports Events, Latest Events, etc., all running off one calendar.
The Upcoming Events Module does allow display by category, but there are few display options.
Otherwise I would say it is certainly one of the best. If you don't need this capability, I'd go for it!
If anybody has a work around let me know!
Thanks for working on it!
Steve
I think having two different modules is a bit confusing, all they seem to do is display a little different, maybe making them into one module with many more options? - Billy Zoellers
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- urj2ic8
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V-man wrote:
That is the plan....to be honest, we rushed some things out as we were starting to feel like it was never going to launch.
Look for improvements in the future.
i'm glad you all finally got it out. it's going to be a great application. - Billy Zoellers
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- Dave Goodwin
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I just received this e-mail announcement about JCal Pro. I haven't tried it yet, but I have tried earlier versions. A few bugs there, but more potential. With this announcement it looks more hopeful.
dave
Anything Digital is proud to announce the launch of JCal Pro 1.5.0.
After surveying the forums, we added some great new features and lots of bug fixes which are sure to please both new and returning users. If you use JCal Pro, please show your support by rating the project at extensions.joomla.org. As always, dontations are a great way to say thanks.
Highlights of the new features in the 1.5.x series are as follows:
1. Backend event management including the publish and unpublish actions
2. Native Joomla! permissioning for categories and their associated events, allowing you to create private categories
3. W3C valid XHTML (Transitional) and CSS
4. Event search via the standard Joomla! search function (using a search mambot)
5. Support for importing Extcal events from database tables with 'mos_' prefixes
6. Support for the native cloakmail mambot to protect e-mail addresses from e-mail harvestors
7. Support for multiple instances of the Latest Event module
8. Ability to specify a category or categories in the Latest Events module(s)
The full announcement can be found at http://dev.anything-digital.com/index.php?option=com_smf&Itemid=71&topic=289.0
Sincerely,
The Team at Anything Digital - "I'm an individual, just like everyone else."
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- Testing123
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Stew Thompson wrote:
See latest events on hompage
www.bentonhighschool.com/
Hi Stew, I see that you were able to accomplish something I'd like to do--have ONLY the start time listed on the upcoming events module. As it is (with both start and end times listed), it breaks the line and looks rather unprofessional.
Would you mind telling me how you did that?
Thanks in advance...
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