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[kbt]

Several of the items in my calendar don't need any further explanation. Progres Reports, for example. No time attached. Nothing else to be said.

Right now even I, who entered it and who knows that "Mass" is nothing but Mass, can't resist the urge to click when I see that little underline. Then I'm simultaneously dissapointed and betrayed by the emptiness before me when it launches the event description page.

So, is it possible to have events with no further description not be clickable? If a user rolls his mouse across the calendar and an event underlines, hey! there's more info. No underline, no more info, don't bother clicking.

And ... as long as I'm whining about picayune things that matter only to me... is there a way to remove the space between the "am" and the colon when a time is listed on the calendar? For some reason, seeing 9:00 am : Mass bugs me. Of course, if the fix required isn't super-simple-idiot-proof, then I'll quickly learn to deal. LOL!

Thanks!!
KBT

[DanO]

** is it possible to have events with no further description not be clickable? **

Sure. Make the template code that makes the title a link conditional on the description field.

** is there a way to remove the space between the "am" and the colon when a time is listed on the calendar? **

Possibly. Have a look on the default.html template file for where it is printed out and see if there's any possible changes to the HTML code that will make that happen.

Dan O.

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[newtech]

is it possible to have events with no further description not be clickable? **
Sure. Make the template code that makes the title a link conditional on the description field.

Has anyone created this if condition?

is there a way to remove the space between the "am" and the colon when a time is listed on the calendar? **

Possibly. Have a look on the default.html template file for where it is printed out and see if there's any possible changes to the HTML code that will make that happen.

Did anybody figure this out?

[newtech]

any answer on this?

[DanO]

** Has anyone created this if condition? **

The condition itself could possibly be:

if ($EVENT->{'details'}->{'description'} ne "")

The rest of the conditional code (ie. printing the link or not) you'd have to work out for yourself or get someone to do it for you.


** Did anybody figure this out? **

I previously suggested to you where it would have to be done, where the colon is printed. The colon is printed where the template has:

%> : <%

Remove the space(s) where appropriate for what you're trying to achieve.

JMO

Dan O.