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[SHYC]

Am I correct in assuming that this script allows me to run the "default calendar" for web viewing without a password for viewing, where the viewer can not add or edit events?

Second question: I intend to run a calendar link from a password protected area (or page) on my site, can I run a second calendar with this product, where the viewer can add events to the calendar without the requirement of a user name and password.

Thank you

[DanO]

** this script allows me to run the "default calendar" for web viewing without a password for viewing, where the viewer can not add or edit events? **

You have to give users permissions to do anything. If you don't want a user to be able to add/edits, etc., don't give them permissions to do so.

BTW. Anyone visiting the calendar but not logged in is assigned to be the "anonymous" user so any permissions you specify for that account will pertain to them.

** can I run a second calendar with this product, where the viewer can add events to the calendar without the requirement of a user name and password. **

If you give the "anonymous" user permissions to do so, sure. That could however present problems if you want to allow them to be able to edit their events later on or ban abusers of the application.

Dan O.
(not CalendarScript's author)

PS. Make sure your "second calendar" conforms to the CalendarScript licensing agreement.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited August 16, 2005).]

[SHYC]

Thank you, I will be running both calendars from the same site. I have purchased a license and awaiting your email. I have posted another question under the installation question section of this board.

Russ

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[DanO]

** I have purchased a license and awaiting your email. **

Not *MY* email. CalendarScript is not my product, I just help out here in the forums and maintain the *Unofficial* CalendarScript - Mods and Plugins site.

BTW. I'm not sure if Matt (CalendarScript's author) sends receipts. There is no activation or access key needed or anything like that. The script can be freely downloaded.

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited August 17, 2005).]

[SHYC]

Thanks, I paid his (Matts) fee anyway, I think if you're using...pay. I also got your Spilt re-occouring event script and pay-pal'ed the 10 bucks. Thanks.

A question with it though.

I understand the first 3 variables, but I'm a bit puzzled with the 4th listed below.

$verbose - Turn on or off displaying of step by step details made to the schedule(s) and/or event(s).

Is this it?

$verbose - on

or

$verbose - off

or

$verbose - Turn on

or

$verbose - Turn off

And then what does it really do for me?

Thanks Russ

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[This message has been edited by SHYC (edited August 18, 2005).]

[This message has been edited by SHYC (edited August 18, 2005).]

[DanO]

** Is this it? **

No. The initial value should be a clue to what information is expected to be entered for it.

Generally, in computer terms 0 (zero) is OFF, 1 (one) is ON. Since that variable will have been set to one or the other, changing its numerical value will change its functioning.

** And then what does it really do for me? **

That line should probably read, "Turns on or off displaying of step by step details of changes made to the schedule(s) and/or event(s)".

So, if you had the $verbose variable set as ON (one) and it performed an action on an event with 25+ occurrences, the resulting display would look something like:

Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed
Even # _ was changed

With that variable set to OFF (zero), you'd only get one notification that some changes had taken place (if I remember correctly).

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited August 18, 2005).]

[SHYC]

More simply stated?

Off = $verbose - 0
On = $verbose - 1

Correct?

I preformed the up load and went to the admin / manage plugins and did not see 'Split Recurring Event Ver. 1.31029' plug-in?

The only one that is there is "Test Plugin".

There is a Status = Enable or Disable

Hummm?

Suggestions

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[This message has been edited by SHYC (edited August 18, 2005).]

[DanO]

More simply stated?
Off = $verbose - 0
On = $verbose - 1

** Correct? **

$verbose = 0; # This turns OFF the display of verbose messages

$verbose = 1; # This turns ON the display of verbose messages

** did not see 'Split Recurring Event Ver. 1.31029' plug-in? **

See your other post in the plug-ins forum about further question on the plug-in. They aren't really related to what this thread was originally about.

Dan O.

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