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[jessebc]

I'm hoping that someone could help me figure out how to change my ssi template so that I get this effect

April 25-27
Family Blessing Seminar Workshop

instead of this...

Friday, April 25
Family Blessing Seminar Workshop

Saturday, April 26
Family Blessing Seminar Workshop

Sunday, April 27
Family Blessing Seminar Workshop

I've been searching these forms for the past 3 hours and have yet to understand how to do this. Here is a similar link though...
http://www.calendarscript.com/support/forum/Forum4/HTML/000483.html

Any help will be hugely appreciated.

[jessebc]

*bump...

is this not possible?

here is the link to the site that I will be using the script on
http://www.idministries.ca/events/index.shtml

As you can see, all of the events span multiple days... I need something that will group those together if possible.

Thanks

[jessebc]

Would it help if payment was offered? I'm totally willing to hire.

[DanO]

Something like that is linked in the 'Templates' section of thee Unofficial CalendarScript - Mods and Plugins site and titled "Chronological List". I don't know if that would be what you're looking for or if you could modify it to work with your event fields as it does incorporate several custom event fields.

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited May 01, 2003).]

[jessebc]

 http://www.idministries.ca/events/index.shtml  

Thanks!

I took that template... used it as my ssi.html and tweaked it a little bit and it works perfectly!

I saw that template before but I didn't realize that it could be pasted into the ssi.html and work seemlessly.

Thanks again!

[DanO]

** I saw that template before but I didn't realize that it could be pasted into the ssi.html and work seemlessly. **

It should be able to be used directly in place of the ssi.html file if you just change the reference to the template in the ssi.txt file. But I guess you mean without adding any custom even fields to the event database structure. That is good.

** tweaked it a little bit and it works perfectly! **

Glad to hear it.

Dan O.

[This message has been edited by DanO (edited May 02, 2003).]