Version: 1.00, by Colin F
Developer Last Online: Apr 2014
Version: 3.0.3
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Released: 08-07-2004
Last Update: Never
Installs: 38
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Mini Calendar
What it does:
The Mini Calendar is just what it's name says. It allows you to add a small calendar to any or all vBulletin page(s). It links back to the month, next and previous month as well as any days with an event.
Is it complicated?
Installation is easy. Just include the cal.php file on any page that you want it shown, make one new template and insert $smallcalendar at the exact place you want it shown. Look at the instructions below.
Changes: New files (1):
cal.php
Changed files(0-1):
depending on where it should be shown
New database fields/tables(0):
none
New templates(1):
small_calendar
Changed templates(1-2):
wherever mini calendar should be shown
(phpinclude_start, if shown on all pages)
Upload cal.php (attachment) to your forum home directory
Make a new template with the name small_calendar and insert the contents of template.txt (attachment) into it
Decide if you want to have your mini calendar on specific pages or on all your pages
If you decide to have the mini calendar on all your pages (for example in a sidebar) edit your phpinclude_start template and add
PHP Code:
include ("cal.php");
to the end of it.
If you only want the mini calendar on specific pages, open the php file that makes that page and under
PHP Code:
require_once('./global.php');
add
PHP Code:
include ("cal.php");
edit the template that shows the area in which you want to insert your mini calendar and add $smallcalendar to the exact spot where your mini calendar should be shown.
Donations: This hack will always be free, however your donations are kindly accepted and will help towards further development. If you donate, please leave me some info (either your forum site or username at vB.org) so that I can thank you.
Install:
Don't feel like donating, but still want to thank me for my work? Click the install button to show your appreciation. As a great side effect, you'll get an email update once there is a bigger update or important security fix!
Updates:
10.08.2004: Updated cal.php to fix (hopefully) the events being on the wrong day with far out timezones.
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Thanks alot... I really like this, I would like to know if you have thought of (or know of one around) creating a scrolling event display that would be clickable that could the same size as the mini calendar. It would/can display the events of that given day and would change to the next days events
Some thing like this: www.jaxen.com (it's a mambo addon component, but it doesn't change)
Thanks alot... I really like this, I would like to know if you have thought of (or know of one around) creating a scrolling event display that would be clickable that could the same size as the mini calendar. It would/can display the events of that given day and would change to the next days events
Some thing like this: www.jaxen.com (it's a mambo addon component, but it doesn't change)
you are asking the hack to do something that it wasn't designed to do. It works as described.
1) Upload the cal.php file to your forum home directory
2) create the new template small_calendar and add the text provided in the download
3) make the new addition to the phpinclude_start template
4) edit whichever template you want to have the mini calendar by adding $smallcalendar to the exact spot where you want the calendar to appear (If you want it to appear on every page add it to the phpinclude_start template)
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