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N/A -- on wrong track... pls delete
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It's in
PHP Code:
You can use the calendar_update_start hook location. |
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Quote:
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Danny means what code are you presently using to do this?
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calendar_update_complete
However, it's not straight forward, as that is also called by an update of an existing event - You need to check if $eventinfo['eventid'] is set, if not then it's a new addition, otherwise it's an update. It would have been more sensible to have calendar_insert_complete for one, and calendar_update_complete for the other .... Edit: Hmph, now he's deleted his question and posts, oh well, maybe this will help someone, someday ................ |
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