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Thank you for releasing this hack. In retrospect, I cant believe you cant search for calander events making this very much needed.
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Maybe I missed something but how does a user access the search?
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you can use: http://YOURSITE.com/FORUM/calendar.php?do=search for the link to event search.
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When I try that, I get a user not allowed permissions error. I went into the admincp and for admin, the search calender option is set to 'yes'. I probably typo'd something... i'll have to check the code edits when im more awake.
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it may be because you have not 'save' the usergroup permission in the first time so that it takes effect. I believe the code is ok since ppl is searching finely.
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Ah that was it. I knew it had to be something simple lol
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Installed this on a 303 with event attendance. All went fine, but when trying to add a comment or quote a existing comment this error pops up (the comments get added into the db all ok):
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Certainly hope there is a fix around for the mysql error. This is one hell of a handy hack:banana: Regs, -Mika |
OOPS !
my bad mistake, I missed 2 table_prefix. TO FIX: IN calendar.php FIND: PHP Code:
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no prob.
I'm glad to hear that. |
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