Hey Guys,
With your playing around with mxCalendar on Revo have any of you run into a problem with changing months on the main calendar? I've tried on 2 hosts now and getting the same error and not sure what the problem is.
Error:
Warning: array_multisort() [function.array-multisort]: Argument #1 is expected to be an array or a sort flag in /home/public_html/modx/core/cache/includes/elements/modsnippet/14.include.cache.php on line 250
I got all the rest of the calendar functions figured out and working well except being able to change months properly. I don't know enough about the PHP to decipher this.
Any help is greatly appreciated!
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This is the line from the named file giving me grief:
array_multisort($date, SORT_ASC, $event, SORT_ASC, $arrEventDates);
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Deleted line of code...fixed at least for now
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whitesphynx - I can't say I've had any issues like that. Sorry! On the original thread topic, I can say that after further use, mxCalendar is definitely a robust product and my calendar of choice for MODX. There are also some features on the near horizon that will make it even more attractive to users.
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Currently using mxCalendar. I'm wonder how one would be able to export the mxCalendar for the user to pull to their own iCal or gCal.
I saw that Church Events Calendar for MODX has this iCal/RSS functionality from the demo too.
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mayhem - this would probably be easy enough to implement using your own xml file and the list-view functionality in mxCalendar, as you can use a TPL to arrange the data in list-view. Just my two cents.
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I'm not the one working on the project, but I'll see what I can figure out. Not familiar enough with creating xml files to then export for iCal
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This is definitely something you'll want a developer to do for you if you're not familiar with the process involved.
A brief explanation as to what I had in mind though: You create the XML file as a resource in MODX, and then populate said resource using mxCalendar. Each calendar event would be a list item in your XML file. Does this make any sense to you?
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Yea, makes sense. What about making it iCal/gCal friendly - anything special there? ig:
http://www.joshua19media.com/modx-development/church-events.html here they have both iCal icon & RSS
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