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    Quote from: rx2 at Jul 07, 2010, 10:54 PM

    Quote from: charless at Jul 06, 2010, 10:48 AM

    There is a new version of mxCalendar that fixes the Monthly view themes, sorry that was an update to the namespace that didn’t get updated correctly in past version.

    As to the other questions about the date format you can use a new parameter or updated the value int he configuration tab to adjust the date format to a valid PHP strftime(). See the mxcStartDateFormat and mxcEndDateFormat parameters on the new version 0.0.6-rc2. The newest version should help solve all your issues.

    *note: the google map is using API V3 which does not require any google map key and as long as you don’t have any conflicts in your JS you shouldn’t have any issues.

    *Attached is an example of the mxcEndDateFormat format parameter display for the event detail view.
    &mxcEndDateFormat=`%I:%M%p`

    - if your using the AJAX mode you’ll want to make the snippet call update on the AJAX page snippet.

    cheers

    Thanks. Great module and very flexible. Formatting the date in this way is very much appreciated.

    My call:

    [!mxcalendar?&mxcMonthInnerContainerClass=`calendar`&mxcMonthInnerRowClass=`cday cempty`&mxcStartDateFormat=`%A %B %e, %Y - %l%P`!]


    I’m still not seeing the event name when I click on the event from the calendar (in month view). I’m not using Ajax.

    This is the default template:


    Note the mismatched Header tags remains (opens with <h1> closes with </h2>: <h1>[+mxcEventDetailTitle+]</h2>

    Is [+mxcEventDetailTitle+] supposed to render the title of the event? I can’t get it to render regardless of what I do. My modified version is:

    I’m still not having luck with the Google Map displaying. I’m using jQuery for Slimbox 2. Is this a known JS conflict?

    The page (in production still at this time) can be seen here: http://dev.turnerporter.net/index.php?id=16

    Finally, in Configuration, when I set Enable Day of Month class to be true rather than false, and click update, it always sets itself back to false, and the class name I input is also erased.

    Yes, the placeholder "mxcEventDetailTitle" is where the event title should be displayed. From what I can see on the front end it doesn’t look like the theme file even has the wrapper for the mxcEventDetailTitle placeholder. I’d expect to see the H1 tag, with the malformed closer, in the page source.

    Are you using the default theme?
    What version of mxCalendar are you on?

    If you still have issues please let me know.

    cheers
      Evo Revo // Ubuntu, CentOS, Win // Apache 2x, Lighttp (Lighty)
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      Hi, I’m having difficulty with the installation of version .6 rc2 on MODx v1.0.4. I’ve followed the install instructions (added the mxCalendar files to the modules directory and created a module using the mxCalendar.module.txt file. However when I run the module I get a blank screen. Could this possibly be conflicting with another module/plugin?

      By the way, thanks for all your hard work behind this module. I’m really excited to use it and see how it evolves.
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        Quote from: atomiccherry at Jul 11, 2010, 01:03 AM

        Hi, I’m having difficulty with the installation of version .6 rc2 on MODx v1.0.4. I’ve followed the install instructions (added the mxCalendar files to the modules directory and created a module using the mxCalendar.module.txt file. However when I run the module I get a blank screen. Could this possibly be conflicting with another module/plugin?

        By the way, thanks for all your hard work behind this module. I’m really excited to use it and see how it evolves.

        did you also create the snippet with the mxCalendar.snippet.txt file?

        Can you past you snippet call code?

        cheers
          Evo Revo // Ubuntu, CentOS, Win // Apache 2x, Lighttp (Lighty)
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          I actually hadn’t yet added the snippet since I ran into a blank screen when attempting to run the module for the first time. I just now created the snippet and added the corresponding snippet call code. However, I’m still running into a blank screen when attempting to run the module.
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            Quote from: atomiccherry at Jul 11, 2010, 04:36 PM

            I actually hadn’t yet added the snippet since I ran into a blank screen when attempting to run the module for the first time. I just now created the snippet and added the corresponding snippet call code. However, I’m still running into a blank screen when attempting to run the module.
            Just sent you a PM

            cheers
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              Hello!
              i’m using mxCalendar 0.1.2 and i’m looking for a mini-calendar view. There is a note in the configuration settings of mxCalendar Manager that it’s not included in this release, is there a way to display a minicalendar in this version?
              Thank for your help!
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                Quote from: mediengaarage at May 30, 2011, 09:04 AM

                Hello!
                i’m using mxCalendar 0.1.2 and i’m looking for a mini-calendar view. There is a note in the configuration settings of mxCalendar Manager that it’s not included in this release, is there a way to display a minicalendar in this version?
                Thank for your help!
                It’s possible with a variation of CSS and theme changes. Sorry I do not have my hands on any current version, but my suggestion would be to create a new theme to display a mini-calendar --or-- custom chunks. Then simply remove the placeholders you do not wish to be present and adjust the CSS to fit your needs.

                If you still run into road blocks let me know.

                Cheers
                  Evo Revo // Ubuntu, CentOS, Win // Apache 2x, Lighttp (Lighty)
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