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 		8/4/2011 5:28:11 PM
Calendar Template general questions
R
 Runic_Design author

Hello,
First post, but I have been looking through the forums and found some great info, thanks to everyone who posts here!
Okay, so I currently have a group of tables being displayed as a list (date, serial#, type, etc.) and I need to make it display in the calendar template so that the serial#, Type, Comments, etc. data shows up on the correct day on the calendar.
I have tried linking the tables for Datevalue and my already created table Annualdate. No dice. I also tried hard coding the variables by sticking $Annual_Date_value in place of $Datevalue. Still nothing. Does anyone have any idea how to convert my existing tables to display on the calendar?
Thanks
admin 8/5/2011

You have two choices here:

  1. Merge calcalendar table with your own tables. This can be done by adding a few more fields to calcalendar table and populate those fields with the actual data.
  2. Modify caldaily, calweekly views in PHPRunner joining your own table.
    In both cases you will need to modify a few events that responsible for calendar display part.

    Check this article for inspiration:

    http://www.asprunner.com/forums/topic/16594-how-to-add-a-new-field-to-calendar-monthly-view/
R
 		Runic_Design author 8/5/2011

Thanks! I will try that! <img src='https://asprunner.com/forums/file.php?topicimage=1&fieldname=reply&id=59971&image=1&table=forumreplies' class='bbc_emoticon' alt=':)' />
R
 		Runic_Design author 8/5/2011

Hmm,
I have noticed recently that for some reason when I try to add an event I get a little "Use admin/admin to login. This header can be found in include/header.php file" message at the top of my screen. Also, my caldaily and calweekly list pages are blank now. Help!
admin 8/7/2011

It looks like something was broken.
If you are not able to resolve this on your own contact support directly supplying a copy of your project files along with your database.