Calendar plugin

[rosali]

See my footer.

All my plugins are hosted @ myroundcube - RoundCube Plugins - Google Project Hosting

[vwmoose]

A million apologies!  Don't know what I did there.  Your patience is welcomed thanks!

Phil

[vwmoose]

OK, so now i'm up-to-date can I ask another question?    By enabling the CalDav option in Calendar settings I am presented with a few more fields e.g. username, passowrd, server url etc.

Now am I assuming that if I leave these blank and attempt to connect to my RoundCube Calendar via my iPhone I will be able to read the entries or have I failed to make my requirements clear and the CalDav option only allows me to connect to a CalDav server somewhere else and import the entries?

Cheers

Phil

[rosali]

No, that's completely wrong.

CalDAV is a server application. Compare it with IMAP. So you need a provider - or you are you own provider - who has CalDAV running.

You can configure the Calendar to connect to the CalDAV service. If you configure your iPhone accordingly both devices should read/write from/into the same backend to be synced.

EDIT: It should be easy to Google's CalDAV service.

[athoomi]

Hi,

new question :confused: :

I'd like to change an entry (e.g. Startdate changed 05.19 to 05.21). One possibility is to move the entry with drag and drop. But this doesn't work for May => July.

In "Edit Event" there is only a posibility to change the end-date (screenshot).


Any ideas?

[rosali]

I prefer (approved) bug reports and enhancement requests at issue tracker (myroundcube - RoundCube Plugins - Google Project Hosting).

Support requests should be posted on this forum.

You are asking for an enhancement.

[rosali]

Check 2.6 bundle.

[billstif]

Rosali,

I assume that if I update to the latest version I will have to rerun the MySQL script?  If I do so, what impact, if any, will that have on my existing calendars?

Thanks,
Bill S.

[rosali]

You just have to create the `events_caldav` table and to add the 'caldav' field to `events` and `events_cache` tables.

Another approach is to export the existing events table and the to delete it. After that you run the whole script and finally re-import events table.

[billstif]

Thanks, Rosali.  I was able to do all of that, and things work fine except that none of the calendar feeds I have added are showing.  These are feeds external to Roundcube.  Has anyone else had a similar problem?

[rosali]

Try most recent version (not bundled yet).

http://mail4us.net/plugins/calendar.zip

[billstif]

I have to keep saving the categories and feeds until eventually the program reads them.  The problem may be related to this error message:

[26-May-2011 11:19:08] PHP Warning:  Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in /home4/billstif/public_html/meachamwriters/mail/plugins/calendar/calendar.php on line 699

which refer to these lines (699-700)

    foreach ($categories as $class => $color) {
      $select .= "$class\n";

[rosali]

Try the following code to fix the error:

calendar.php:

  function generateHTML() {
    $rcmail = rcmail::get_instance();
    $categories = $rcmail->config->get('categories');
    if($_SESSION['user_id'] != $_SESSION['caluserid']){
      $user = $this->getUser($_SESSION['caluserid']);
      $prefs = unserialize($user['preferences']);
      $categories = $prefs['categories'];
    }
    $this->categories = $categories;
    $select = "<select id=\"categories\" name=\"categories\">\n";
    if(is_array($categories)){
      $select .= "<option value=\"\">" . $this->gettext('default') . "</option>\n";
      foreach ($categories as $class => $color) {
        $select .= "<option style=\"background-color:#$color;\" value=\"" . $class . "\">$class</option>\n";
      }
    }
    $select .= "</select>";
    return $select;
  }

[billstif]

Thanks, Rosali.  I've made the change, and that appears to have corrected the error issue.

[athoomi]

Hi!

I've installed the new version.

Now I have the following problem:

Calendar-Settings:
Timeslots per hour: 4

If I add an event, there is no possibility to choose eg. 7.10, only 7.00, 7.15, 7.30, 7.45 and 7.59

Any ideas?