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[Chris]

When you click on a event in main calendar you are taken to another page which shows you the event details. By default this page also displays header and footer information from main calendar page.

I would like to use a different header and footer for this event detail page...can someone tell me in what file I would modify this for the event detail page only??

Thanks in advance
Chris

[DanO]

** By default this page also displays header and footer information from main calendar page. **

It depends on which templates you're using for your calendar. If you're using the Default templates, that happens because it is the same page, just displaying different results.

** can someone tell me in what file I would modify this for the event detail page only? **

If you're using the Default templates, you'd make the changes in the default.html template file.

Dan O.

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[John]

Dan,
Yes I am using default template. However if I modify one as you suggest it will change in both. I am trying to use different header and footer info in the detailed event view than I am am using in calendar view.

[DanO]

** if I modify one as you suggest it will change in both. **

Yes. You'll have to use conditionals like is already used in the template. Eg.

if ($VIEW eq "Event") {
do something
} else {
do something else
}

Of course, written in CalendarScripts' ASP type code (see the documentation).

Dan O.

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[This message has been edited by DanO (edited January 05, 2003).]

[Alvy]

A solution I found was to call an include for the month view and not the event view. ie
Right afer the Body tag in default.html find
<% if ($VIEW eq "Month") { %>
add the line
<!--#include file="monthheader.txt"-->

then put the monthheader.txt, which contains the html you need for your header, in the template folder.

You could find similar solution for other views as well.

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