Hi all, here's the beta Calendar upgrade, the old version was on this thread <br /> <br />Please note that this is a beta... the calendar is working fine for me, but I had to play around with the installation instructions a lot, and there is a chance for error. <br /> <br />Hold on to your old files, backup your database, etc etc... you may want to hold off from installing this in a production installation until some other users give us some feedback. <br /> <br />Max <br /> <br />[PS - oops, I forgot to clarify, at the end of the installation instructions, that you should also upload your new showthreaded.php ]

Thanks Max <img src="/forum/images/icons/laugh.gif" alt="" /> - is there a demo anywhere of this running?<br /><br />Ian

<blockquote><font class="small">posted by Max Fisch:</font><hr /> Hi all, here's the beta Calendar upgrade<hr /></blockquote><br /><br />This is great, Max. Thank you for sharing your work. Is this Beta Calendar hack in use at your site, in the Events forum at The Hang?<br /><br />Thanks,<br /><br />Rob<br />

Yes it is.

I want to see it in action, where is it?

muchas gracias. will be installing here soon <img src="/forum/images/icons/laugh.gif" alt="" />

Looks great! Thank you.

you got a demo link? <img src="/forum/images/icons/tongue.gif" alt="" />

To really clean up this whole installation of the calendar one could attach the new files created to save time and then we simply would have to do a few basic steps to install this thing. Templates could also be made. I have updated the instructions a bit for those who want a simpler install and attach the neccesary files that are created which take alot of the work. Great work Max looks great.<br />

Agreed Omega, but Infopop has objections to posting complete modified scripts. That's what I did when I released V2, and Allen was kind enough to change it to a "differential" version. <br /><br />Max<br />

Ah so things are different that UBB for UBBThreads??? <br /> <br />When one downloads a hack at UBBDEV.com the file contains the new files which are not normally a infopop file. I did not include modified UBBThreads files. I just included in the above post a modified install file and addevent.php and newevent.php. These are not infopop files. I figured from the rules I have read this is allowed. It is done in the UBB forum all the time. Oh well if I am mistaken my bad. Download any hack over at UBBDEV and the non infopop files are included in the distribution. I just thought this would save people time hacking as I installed your hack and it works good. It took along time creating addevent.php and newevent.php hense my post above. <br /> <br />Allen: If I am mistaken on the rules simply remove my attachment. The three files included in the attachment are an updated install and the two files created which are addevent.php and newevent.php

This calendar works great for me, thanks Max <img src="/forum/images/icons/smile.gif" alt="" />

You're welcome, enjoy <img src="/forum/images/icons/smirk.gif" alt="" /> <br />Max

I haven't yet looked at the files, but if they don't contain Infopop code, then they should be fine.<br /><br />We can share templates and language files, but no php files (with IP's code).<br /><br />Thanks for asking <img src="/forum/images/icons/smile.gif" alt="" />

Well based on your thinking then remove the attachment. Because any modified file even hacked and discombobulated contains still IP work. Weird the rules must have changed in the last 6 months or rather stricter in enforcement <img src="/forum/images/icons/wink.gif" alt="" />. Oh well my bad.

Hi Max<br />I installed the Calendar update for 6.02 and it went in like a dream. Very Easy. Thanks a Million, My users apreciate it.

You're welcome, good to hear - sorry it took me so long.<br />Max

Hey Max, just a question or two. My users have been dying without a calendar, so I really want to get it running. But knowing it is still in the working stages, how easy is it going to be to upgrade to newer versions/fixes you come out with? <br /><br />I just wonder because it is a very in-depth hack, and just wondering what it will take to make any changes, or if your updated instructions for the new releases will specifically address upgrade issues?

Hello msula,<br /><br />It shouldn't be too hard to upgrade once you install it: I don't anticipate any database changes, and if you look at it, the only file that's changing from the standard code is postlist.php (the rest of the files are new). So re-installing an upgraded version shouldn't be particularly hard.<br /><br />Regards,<br />Max<br /><br /><br />

Thanks, sounds great then!