Friday 17 March 2006 8:30:08 am

I did the same findings yesterday.
And checked to be sure that $days actually where 31 on this line:

	$last_ts=makedate($temp_month, $days, $temp_year)

And while writing this I realize that this is the error in its self
$last_ts now equals 31.03.2005 00:00, witch equals 30.03.2005 24:00.
So like this after $loop_count = 0, will fix it:

}
{if ne($temp_month, 12)}
    {set $last_ts=makedate($temp_month|sum( 1 ), 1, $temp_year)}
{else}
    {set $last_ts=makedate(1, 1, $temp_year|sum(1))}
{/if}
{ def

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Friday 17 March 2006 9:07:00 am

version 2.2.2 where out within 10min :)

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Friday 17 March 2006 5:34:32 pm

I could, but there are a number of reasons why I didn't.
*my event class is called aktivitet and all the other properties is also in Norwegian
*it is meant to be educational as well, for the newcomers. I know I would love it if there where more example code when I started with ez
*I have never made packages before

But I'll have to convert my templates to English someday anyway (So I don't have to manage 2 versions of the same templates), so I'll going to add this sometime..

In the mean time, is there something that could be better / clearer in the readme?

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Saturday 01 April 2006 11:27:16 am

Hi,

I just recently installed the Agenda 2 calendar on my site (abeaconinclay.org). The calendar shows up in the Events folder, but when I post an event it does not link to the calendar. The event does however show up in the right toolbar. I have an event called "Workday" as an example. Does anyone have some ideas on what I did wrong? Thanks.

Mike

Wednesday 08 November 2006 1:17:13 pm

Hi André,

I've used your agenda2 contribution to create an extension I've called ptagenda.

I changed the templates a bit (and fixed small bugs), but basically it is your agenda into an extension, with images in the listing of events, effects on the mini-calendar, translation ready. It includes icons from kde for 2 classes: agenda and event. So it doesn't use a folder to keep events, but a class agenda. There is a package included to create these 2 classes.

Thanks for your code.

People can have it here
http://ez.no/community/contribs/applications/ptagenda

Patrice