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calendar time question - "Bad Times"
Hi, a while ago we built a site for someone with the codewalkers calendar, but I just noticed an error that should not be occurring. The error occurs when an event is added to the calendar and the times chosen for the start time is something like 7pm and the end time is midnight, being 12am. The calendar does not let a particular event run over to the next day. This is important as this client wants to be able to add an event running from 7pm-12am. Any ideas on a quick fix to this? Something in the defined classes or something that can be changed?
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RE: calendar time question -
I don't have a quick fix for you on that one. It just wasn't designed to handle events spanning multiple days. Best I can offer it is to put in two events. One for each day...
In a future version (when I find time), I plan on having events span days. |
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RE: calendar time question -
I had same problem. I saw on lines 97 thru 100 on *calendar.php*, there is an *if* statement which I disabled by using the number sign '#'. I made it look like what I have below and I can now get times in to the AM:
<?php #if($end2 < $start2) { #echo "Bad Times"; #break; #} ?> |
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