Brian,
This is a little beyond me, but I was still looking at using FeedX to make GoogleEvents obsolete, and was wondering if there was any way to take the Google Calendar feed to fill a custom calendar script.
The calendar needs to be initiated:
include_once('assets/snippets/GoogleEvents/source/activecalendar.php');
//For the calendar script
//Variables for Calendar
$myurl='?id='.$modx->documentIdentifier; // the links url is this page
$yearID=false; // init false to display current year
$monthID=false; // init false to display current month
$dayID=false; // init false to display current day
extract($_GET); // get the new values (if any) of $yearID,$monthID,$dayID
$arrowBack="<img src=\"assets/snippets/GoogleEvents/data/img/back.png\" alt=\"<<\" />"; // use png arrow back
$arrowForw="<img src=\"assets/snippets/GoogleEvents/data/img/forward.png\" alt=\">>\" />"; // use png arrow forward
$cal = new activeCalendar($yearID,$monthID,$dayID);
Then for each "Entry" I need to call active calendar with the following information:
$cal->setEvent($event['startYear'],$event['startMonthCal'],$event['startDay'],"event",$event['url']);
I know I could parse that all out using phX.
And then at the end I need to print the calendar using:
//outPutCalendar($fullMonths, $shortMonths,$mDays, $arrangedEvents);
$cal->setDayNames($dayNameSize);
$cal->setMonthNames($monthNames);
$cal->setFirstWeekDay($firstDay);
$cal->enableMonthNav($myurl,$arrowBack,$arrowForw); // enables navigation controls
print $cal->showMonth();
This is just the class I use for GoogleEvents. If you know of an easier way than using this PHP Script, that would work also.
Thx a lot!