https://wiki.phpwcms.org/ 2026-05-25T20:58:30+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/ https://wiki.phpwcms.org/lib/images/favicon.ico text/html 2012-02-06T20:57:06+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm-calendar-docu-listingfunctions?rev=1328558226&do=diff In all tabs in backend you'll get an overview of the content according to this section in form of a listing. The functions for this listings are all more or less the same. * You can show/hide all active and/or inactive entries in the list. * You can search for certain entries. * You can limit the numbers of shown entries in the list. text/html 2012-02-10T01:56:44+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-calendar?rev=1328835404&do=diff Calendars work like categories. You can add your events to certain calendars (one or more) and later display events collected in different calendars on your website. Here you can hide all events added to a certain calendar just by set the calendar to inactive. Makes the administration of calendar events easy and flexible. Note: Deleting a calendar does NOT delete the events within this calendar. It just deallocates the events from the calendar! When a calendar is selected within any CP … text/html 2012-02-11T02:39:17+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-cp-eventslisting?rev=1328924357&do=diff First you choose which calendars/categories you want to include in your frontend then you choose what kind of frontend output you need; event listing, teaser listing or minicalendar Choose the template with its corresponding css file. To add/edit the templates see the indicated path in your module directory. text/html 2012-02-11T02:39:54+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-cp-minicalendar?rev=1328924394&do=diff First you choose which calendars/categories you want to include in your frontend then you choose what kind of frontend output you need; event listing, teaser listing or minicalendar You can display several month at once. Appearance (column/row) can be handled in CSS. text/html 2012-02-11T02:39:42+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-cp-teaserlisting?rev=1328924382&do=diff First you choose which calendars/categories you want to include in your frontend then you choose what kind of frontend output you need; event listing, teaser listing or minicalendar Set the number of entries shown in the teaser listing (always from today) text/html 2012-02-06T22:24:21+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-events?rev=1328563461&do=diff The events listing shows a mini calendar with the actual month and the days with active events marked as well as the actual date (red border). You can change month and year by clicking on the titel row, it's AJAX driven. With a click on the marked dates (days) you'll get the list below filtered for events of that date. The listing can be filtered by the active calendars for better handling. The bottom row for each entry contains two mouseover links for preview of the description (as ht… text/html 2012-02-06T22:36:45+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-felanguage?rev=1328564205&do=diff In order to provide your frontend users the language according to their browser settings the module has it's own translation tool. Here you can set all expressions for controls that will appear in frontend for virtually every language on the planet. The module comes with 4 languages already installed. English is the default language and can not be deleted, the translation can be changed though. When you open a new language the fields are filled with the english values, you should then trans… text/html 2012-02-10T01:03:38+02:00 https://wiki.phpwcms.org/doku.php/3rd-party-modules/cm_calendar/cm-calendar-documentation/cm_calendar-docu-overview?rev=1328832218&do=diff New in V1.2 The overview tab lists all your cmCalendar related content parts in your website. on the left of each entry you see the structure, article and contentpart with the ID, the name (links to the corresponding section in backend - only when you have the permission there) and the status. on the right you see what kind of cmCalendar CP it is; eventlisting, teaserlisting or minicalendar followed by a list of all selected calendars in that CP followed by related infos such as the repla…