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Anyone got a fix? BTW great hack colin |
So, is anyone working on a fix for the all-day-event bug mentioned above? It would be very much appreciated by at least several users.
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I assume this is because of the timezone settings of some users. As I'm in GMT+1, I don't have any problems with this.
I'll have a look at it tonight though... |
I've updated the first post with some info to (hopefully) fix the allday problem some users are having.
The changes are in the two calles to the function date(). These are now changed to vbdate() and some parameters were added. |
This is exactly the type of hack I've been searching for. Well, all except one thing--I want the new thread to be displayed as part of the calendar event listing page. It doesn't sound too hard in theory, but you never know until you get into it. Thoughts anyone?
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I am able to fix the problems on that one. Wish I could solve my problem with the other hack by the same author.
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Actually.. I want both. :) I want the $message text as well as an automated message @ the bottom of the post.. so how do I modify the code below to put a couple of blank lines between the $message and the "This is an automatically generated blah blah blah" Quote:
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$postmessage = $message."This is an automatically generated thread for the event ".$title.". Code:
$postmessage = $message." |
I used \n to insert a blank line
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Is there a way to move the forum jump dropdown into this and use it as a selection box for where to post the thread? Reason I ask is that I now have a couple calendars for different groups. I would like to be for the people to post their events on their private calendar and have this hack post the thread in their private forum.
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