posted August 16, 2002 01:35 PM            

code:

---

<!-- ADDED for link to each calendar -->
        <TABLE BORDER="0" CLASS="thinborder" WIDTH="100" BGCOLOR="<%=$COMMAND_BGCOLOR%>">
	<% $cal_db = new DBFile($main::calendars_db); %>
	<% $calendars = $cal_db->getRecords( {} ); %>
	<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)
			{
			#do whatever you wanted to do with each calendar here.
			#you can use $calendar->{key}, $calendar->{name}, and $calendar->{description} to access their names, keys, and descriptions.
			%>
			<TR><TD BGCOLOR="<%=(($in{'calendar'} eq $cal->{key})?$_COMMAND_OPTION_SELECTED_BGCOLOR:$_COMMAND_OPTION_BGCOLOR)%>"><B><a href="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>" CLASS="commandtext"><%= $cal->{name}  %></A></B></TD></TR>
			<% } %>
        </TABLE>
        <BR>
<!-- END Added -->

---

You can modify the code as you see fit to acheive whatever results you like.

Dan O.

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posted August 27, 2002 11:18 AM            

Thanks!

David M.

posted August 27, 2002 01:32 PM            

quote:

---

How do I modify the code so that the link goes to week view?

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add "&view=Week" (without the quotes) to the link URL.

Dan O.

posted August 28, 2002 06:01 PM           

Add this at the top of the body:

code:

---

<script language="JavaScript">
<!-- //Hide the script from browsers with JS disabled.
function openWindow(url, name, width, height) {
  mywin = window.open(url, name, 'width=' + width + ',height=' + height + ',toolbar=0,location=0,directories=0,status=0,menubar=0,scrollbars=0,resizable=0')
}
//  -->
</script>

---

Then add this where you want the bar:

code:

---

<!-- ADDED for link to each calendar -->
	<% $cal_db = new DBFile($main::calendars_db); %>
	<% $calendars = $cal_db->getRecords( {} ); %>
	<form method="POST" style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 8pt" name="calendar_change">
	<SELECT NAME="cal_select" size="1" onChange="window.open(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value,'_top')">
     	<option selected>Choose a Calendar</option>
	<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)
			{
			%>
     <option value="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>"</option>
			<% } %>
	</select>
	</form>
        <BR>
<!-- END Added -->

---

posted August 30, 2002 03:06 PM           

code:

---

<!-- ADDED for link to each calendar -->
	<% $cal_db = new DBFile($main::calendars_db); %>
	<% $calendars = $cal_db->getRecords( {} ); %>
	<form method="POST" style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 8pt" name="calendar_change">
	<SELECT NAME="cal_select" size="1" onChange="window.open(this.options[this.selectedIndex].value,'_top')">
     	<option selected>Choose a Calendar</option>
	<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)
			{
			%>
     <option value="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>"><%= $cal->{name} %></option>
			<% } %>
	</select>
	</form>
        <BR>
<!-- END Added -->

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posted October 16, 2002 06:01 PM            

Just after the foreach statement (and corresponding curly brace "{" )add the following line:

next unless ($user->hasPermission($cal->{'key'},"VIEW"));

That should skip calendars the user doesn't have permissions to view.

Dan O.

posted October 17, 2002 11:18 AM           

<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)
{
next unless ($user->hasPermission($cal->{'key'},"VIEW"));
%>
<option value="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>"><%= $cal->{name} %></option>

posted October 17, 2002 07:12 PM            

It looks correct to me. Even if it was incorrect it shouldn't effect the rest of the calendar, just the dropdown menu.

Maybe look at the calendar's source code to see what the resulting HTML code is for the page.

Dan O.

posted October 21, 2002 08:18 PM            

That's funny, I thought I copied that directly from a template? Actually I see now some templates use "User" while others use "user". I don't know what the difference is.

Glad to hear you figured it out.

Dan O.

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posted December 03, 2002 06:43 PM            

quote:

---

Actually I see now some templates use "User" while others use "user". I don't know what the difference is.

---

It appears that $User->hasPermission is used in calendar templates and corresponding scripts
where $user->hasPermission is used in administration templates and scripts.

Matt should really standardize that? JMO

Dan O.

posted February 05, 2003 01:46 PM            

That's what the following line is suppose to do, sort the list by calendar name:

<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)

If you want to sort it by calendar key replacing the above with the following should do it:

<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{key} cmp $b->{key}} @$calendars)

Dan O.

BTW. There is a difference between upper case letters and lower case, lower will display first.

posted November 25, 2003 12:30 AM         

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<!-- ADDED for link to each calendar --> <TABLE BORDER="0" CLASS="thinborder" WIDTH="100" BGCOLOR="<%=$COMMAND_BGCOLOR%>"> <% $cal_db = new DBFile($main::calendars_db); %> <% $calendars = $cal_db->getRecords( {} ); %> <% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars) { #do whatever you wanted to do with each calendar here. #you can use $calendar->{key}, $calendar->{name}, and $calendar->{description} to access their names, keys, and descriptions. %> <TR><TD BGCOLOR="<%=(($in{'calendar'} eq $cal->{key})?$_COMMAND_OPTION_SELECTED_BGCOLOR:$_COMMAND_OPTION_BGCOLOR)%>"><B><a href="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>" CLASS="commandtext"><%= $cal->{name} %></A></B></TD></TR> <% } %> </TABLE> <BR><!-- END Added -->

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How do I limit the calendars to only show the calendars the user had view "VIEW" permissions?

posted November 25, 2003 12:21 PM            

To modify the code I supplied, after the line:

#do whatever you wanted to do with each calendar here.

ADD

next unless ($User->hasPermission($cal->{'key'},"VIEW"));

--- To complete the code in the previous messages by Keith G:

* The problem I found was the "u" in user needed to be capitalized and that got it to work. *

CORRECTED CODE

<% foreach $cal ( sort {$a->{name} cmp $b->{name}} @$calendars)
{
next unless ($User->hasPermission($cal->{'key'},"VIEW"));
%>
<option value="<%= $CGI_URL %>?calendar=<%= $cal->{key} %>"><%= $cal->{name} %></option>

Dan O.