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Topic: Show description when you hover the mouse over the title
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cdubbs94
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posted July 14, 2003 11:53 AM
 
Here's a suggestion. I have updated my script to show the event description when you hover the mouse over the event title in the regular calendar view. All I did was addedtitle="<%= $EVENT->{'details'}->{'description'} %>" to the href in the default.html template files. My suggestion would be to add this feature to the script so everyone can enjoy it. Another suggestion that I have is to add a Forgot Password feature, where if a user supplied an email address, including the Administrator, the user can have their password emailed to them in case they forgot it. [This message has been edited by cdubbs94 (edited July 14, 2003).] IP: Logged |
DanO
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posted July 29, 2003 01:42 PM
** add a Forgot Password feature, where if a user supplied an email address, including the Administrator, the user can have their password emailed to them in case they forgot it. **User passwords are only stored in an encrypted format, there is no way for CalendarScript to retrieve them. Such a feature could be designed as a plug-in however storing the passwords unencryped could be a security risk. Dan O. ------------------
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King-Kong
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posted October 08, 2003 11:03 AM
thanks dubbs!this worked well for me, though, anyway to allow it to pop up at a faster rate, or are we now talking about DHTML? IP: Logged |
DanO
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posted October 08, 2003 01:00 PM
** anyway to allow it to pop up at a faster rate **That is entirely up to the operating system the browser is running on. In Windows, I'm sure it is configurable but would likely require manually editing the registry file. Doing so wouldn't help other users though. The only other way would be to use DHTML or maybe JavaScript. A different JavaScript implementation is available at the Unofficial CalendarScript - Mods and Plugins site in the 'Hacks' section called "Popup Description". Maybe you might like it instead? Dan O. ------------------
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Bartman
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posted November 06, 2003 02:07 PM
This didn't seem to work for me. Here is my code for the Grid view.
<TR><TD BGCOLOR="<%=(($STYLE eq "Grid")?$_COMMAND_OPTION_SELECTED_BGCOLOR:$_COMMAND_OPTION_BGCOLOR)%>"><a href="<%= $CG
I_URL_QUERYSTRING %>style=Grid" title="<%= $EVENT->{'details'}->{'description'} %>" CLASS="<%=(($STYLE eq "Grid")?"selectedcommandtext":"commandtext")%>">Grid</A></TD></TR>
Basically, I added it before the CLASS tag.
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DanO
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posted November 06, 2003 09:06 PM
** This didn't seem to work for me. Here is my code **So are you saying your code did work? Dan O. ------------------
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Bartman
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posted November 07, 2003 08:43 AM
No, That is a piece of my code from default.html that shows where I added 'dubbs' line of code.
However, I am not getting the pop up.------------------
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DanO
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posted November 07, 2003 02:46 PM
** I am not getting the pop up. **It isn't a "pop up" but a 'tool tip' and will likely be dependent on the browser and operating system being used by the viewer. If you post a link to your calendar I and others can tell you if it is working as it is suppose to on our systems. If it is, the problem is likely on your end (ie. browser and/or operating system). Dan O. ------------------
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Bartman
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posted November 10, 2003 08:47 AM
**It isn't a "pop up" but a 'tool tip' and will likely be dependent on the browser and operating system being used by the viewer. If you post a link to your calendar I and others can tell you if it is working as it is suppose to on our systems.If it is, the problem is likely on your end (ie. browser and/or operating system).
** My calendar sits behind the corporate firewall so there isn't a way for me to post a link to it. We use Windows 2000 for the operating system and IE 6.0 for the browser.
One thing that I did notice is that when I do a search in my default.html file for 'description', the entry that I added is the only entry for that. It is not defined earlier in my html.
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DanO
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posted November 10, 2003 08:25 PM
** when I do a search in my default.html file for 'description', the entry that I added is the only entry for that. It is not defined earlier in my html. **It isn't usually used anywhere in the default.html template to my knowledge so it shouldn't be there otherwise. I don't know what else to tell you without being able to see what HTML code is output. Sorry. Dan O. ------------------
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Bartman
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posted November 11, 2003 09:00 AM
That's Ok Dan.
Thanks Anyways.
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