Thread: jQuery Fullcalendar plugin (forked by rosali)

Hi dziobak,

the following things are still under developement:

#1 - Layers accessible by a token just like google calendar
#2 - Filter to display selected categories only.

I will have limited internet access the next few weeks. So if you PM'me your contact details I'll send you a copy of the current developement version.

@Rosali

I have installed the version you sent me and i have two things/suggestions.

1. IMO you are one step from making a public calendar. Is it in yours TODO? Maybe something like in globaladdressbook, where is a global user? You could also make a public-calendar admin group to insert/delete events?
2. In Calendar Feed options, (IMO) it will be better to make a token-generate buttons (one for red-only and one to read/write).

If you have another version, you can send it to me for testing.

My version is working in process.

IMO, we don't need a global user. It's up to the admin to setup a global user and to define a public token. Or do I misunderstand something here?

The token generator is on the TODO's ... currently I'm working on filters.

Any suggestions are appreciated.

I thought about, that only defined in config-file users can access a public-calendar using that icon left-bottom corner (change calendar), where he would have be written in brackets "public".

We can almost archieve that. F.e. if caladmin@mydomain.com is calendar admin you can create a public access url (readonly or read/write) and add it to the config.

The only thing which is missing is to make sure that this url can't be deleted by users and to have a default category for it.

Where is the need to grant access only for certain users?

what do you thing about this

1. create calendar user in database f.e. public_calendar@domain.com
2. Add this account to calendar config file to public calendar variable, add calendar admins to array and eventually define a public calendar category color.
3. users automatically see the public calendar without making tokens or creating feeds. users have it in read only mode, admins in full mode.

and what do you thing about permission to read/write but without deleting? it can be used to add someone else an event in calendar. when that someone else enter the calendar can accept or decline this event.

That's what I'm talking about. IMO we do not need admins. Just login as public_calendar@domain.com to have full access to the "public" calendar.

Sorry, I won't add more groupware functionality yet. The current concept needs a third token for that.

I will release the calendar next weekend. Perhaps someone else volunteers to improve groupware functionality.

I have released forked version (myroundcube - Project Hosting on Google Code).

(*) Recurring events
(*) Customizable categories
(*) Email notifications on event changes
(*) Shared calendars
(*) Google layers
(*) Event filters
(*) May be more I do not remember yet ...

Nice modification Rosali.

I have found a bug/problem. When creating/editing event theres a problem with expire input.
1. It shouldn't be read only - I think
2. Look in attachment - strange dates (input) when i click on any date (small calendar)