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Event Forums
Note: This plugin has been discontinued and taken over here. Installing this plugin is *not* recommended.
The plugin creates a tight integration between a calendar and a forum.
To set up your calendar/forum pairs, look under "Event Forums" in "vBulletin Options" in admincp. There is also one template change. In calendar_showeventsbit, change: PHP Code:
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One thing I'm wondering is how to get the included template (nwteventforums_calendar_showeventsbit) to replace calendar_showeventsbit when installed. Or should I just tell people to copy/paste from one to another? |
wow, I think this is a very useful/cool idea.
are the thread/event deletion features optional? I'd like the ability for something like this to read data from a specified forum and then create a calender event from the data it gathers. Or maybe in post options or something under a post there can be a box to include/scan/add this post to the calender. (if the scan is too much, maybe just a popup box like w/ attachments and the user can put the needed calender info into that box.) |
I have been waiting for this since February! Thank you so much!!
1 problem. I'm getting database errors on install. Then the product installs, but not properly. It is attempting to install to a database I do not have. Classname : vb_database |
FD929: try using the Manage Produsts > Import Button, not the Plugin-Import Option.
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where can i access this cool extension after installation? how can i configure the calender and boardname?
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this isnt a relase so it doesnt belong here.
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Table prefixes aren't being considered.
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Updated to support table prefixes on installation.
The product can be configured under "Event Forums" in "vBulletin Options" in the admincp. Note that I've only tested this on my dev box. It shouldn't cause any damage, but let me know if you notice problems. |
1. You missed one of the " . PREFIX . " comments.
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<uninstallcode><![CDATA[$db->query("ALTER TABLE `event` DROP `nwt_threadid`"); |
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The options field that should be under:
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<phrase name="setting_nwteventforums_map_title"><![CDATA[Calendar/Forum Map]]></phrase> Code:
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Just a couple of questions. Can it only post to one forum?
I have a lot of events on my board too, but these events have their own forums. So it would be nice to put calendar events in their own forums. Also, what happens if I move a thread? Sometimes I will move threads to a hidden forum called trash, will this delete the event from the calendar? |
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This sounds like a neat idea. Our site relies heavily on the calendar, and this will be great!
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This is awesome, I can't wait to give this a whirl on my test forums :)
Great Job!!!! |
I really like this, and I'm not trying to play down your release with these points...
It could do with having some content from the threads in the actual event, and perhaps a few comments underneath, with a link then leading on to the thread. The thread also, does not contain the actual date of the event unless the user posts it - something few of my users rarely do as they rely on the calendar's date selection. Excellent work, thanks a lot! I also started putting some thought into how we could integrate a little of Kirby's hack here [www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=93074] to allow the date range of the event to be added in a field of the thread, and allow the forum to be sorted then in order of upcoming event. A calendar search would also come in handy, such as in this hack [www.vbulletin.org/forum/showthread.php?t=91066] - that one also allows comments, not the same as what you're doing here - but it could open up some idea of how to include the thread comments on the calendar page. I'm really loving how this is looking! :) |
anyone know how to adjust the settings, i cant see anyting in admin cp for this hack
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that parts not been added to the hack by the looks of it.
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any reply?
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Nope. I'll probably have to wait til the docs come out with Gold and then repost.
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The settings must be set volatile=yes, otherwise the Product Manager won't catch them.
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Ah okay, that's probably my problem. I didn't understand what that setting meant. I'll post a new version soon.
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After some help from Kirby, I have edited the script to properly install the admin cp settings. I also added a note about a template change. Feel free to give it a shot.
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Getting this error when I try to delete a thread in the calendar forum: Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 1: Invalid SQL: SELECT nwt_eventid FROM FORUMthread WHERE threadid = 1635; MySQL Error : Unknown column 'nwt_eventid' in 'field list' Error Number : 1054 Date : Thursday, August 4th 2005 @ 05:09:46 PM Script : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/inlinemod.php Referrer : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/inlinemod.php |
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Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 1: Invalid SQL: UPDATE FORUMthread SET nwt_eventid = 2 WHERE threadid = 1636; MySQL Error : Unknown column 'nwt_eventid' in 'field list' Error Number : 1054 Date : Thursday, August 4th 2005 @ 05:12:12 PM Script : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/calendar.php Referrer : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/cale...ype=single&c=1 |
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Database error in vBulletin 3.5.0 Release Candidate 1: Invalid SQL: ALTER TABLE `FORUMevent` DROP `nwt_threadid`; MySQL Error : Can't DROP 'nwt_threadid'. Check that column/key exists Error Number : 1091 Date : Thursday, August 4th 2005 @ 05:19:00 PM Script : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/admincp/plugin.php Referrer : http://www.burnleyweb.com/forum/admi...eventforums&s= |
Not sure what that would be about. It looks like the install queries didn't run successfully. Note the <installcode> node in the XML file if you want to run them manually.
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How would I go about changing the date format displayed in the thread title?
I'd also like to change the forum "new thread" button to create a new event if anybody can provide any insight into how I would do that. :) |
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