Re: phpicalendar lite

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Hi,

You probably just want the parts of PHPiCalendar that parse the .ics 
file and create the Calendar object. Once you've got that, you can pull 
out individual items and display them however you want. Just use the 
files that are called by the display files (e.g. you want stuff like 
ical_parser.php in the functions directory) for your own version of 
day.php.

I think that's the gist of things. Chad might be able to give you some 
more direction.

Later,
Wes

On Feb 9, 2005, at 6:04 PM, zero@xxxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> i was looking for a solution where a client could publish an iCal file
> from their powerbook and have upcoming events parsed and listed on a
> webpage.  i found this project which seems to sorta do this and alot 
> more.
>  it's really well done, but over-kill for my needs.
>
> i hacked up the month view and associated template to get a
> close-to-desired effect, but it still is very calendar quantized 
> (month,
> day, year centric).  i really just want to lists the next so many 
> events
> in a simple format.
>
> i'm starting to get a small handle on the project code but it's still
> imtimidating.  any suggestions on how to approach this and maybe fork a
> really lite version... a simple iCal parser thingy?
>
> .scott
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Wesley Miaw
http://www.wesman.net/
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