These are not mockups, only real screenshots Calendar Monthly view. I'll be adding the daily view right next to the monthly view. their will be no weekly views.
Awesome! I like the way you handled the Multi-Event listings. I think that's the best way. The multiple spanning divs thing can get messy with several entries. Make sure you post your PayPal link :)
Oh right, I didn't know that. The link is quite an extensive and continually extended scrapbook of typical UI Design Elements so downloading and re-uploading has limited value. I did a quick google - would this help: bypass flickr ban firefox extension? If not, post again and I'll go the manual route.
Awesome worked perfectly Thanks jacob Pictures in the month view was a nice touch. instead of saying Nov 28th concert, just add the picture of the concert promotions, which makes it easily recognizable if their is lot of clutter. this link was worth the look, nice ideas.
I guess this is via Categories set up on the forum then, not user-defined only-appearing-on-calendar categories (I have no idea what to understand here by tags).
I'm thinking of a Vanilla Category called "Events" but only in the Calendar would I want to distinguish different kinds of events. So forum denizens get the full "Events" spread in the usual cats.
What type of permissions are we looking at Right now i have 2 Role specific Events-> Which roles can view a particular event Role specific Event types-> Which roles can view an entire event type. So you can have an event type specially for mods or admins.
ok a bit of a change here Scenario You added bunch of events in different calendar type and allowed only Admins and Members to view them. Later on you added another Role called "ConcertReps" How will you now allow all the old events to be viewable to this new role. I think i will remove per event viewing. I'll keep Per Calendar viewing. So you can just say this new role ConcertReps can view all events in this calendar.
Avcourse you will have who which roles can add/manage and delete events
so for adding discussions you use the usual post.php, but for events you use a totally different one. Is that what you want? All the extensions that work in the discussion form won't work if i create a separate form. Themes won't work on it either. you will have to create new themes
I would say from a both a usability standpoint and (as you mentioned) a standards compliance with other extensions, to keep this functionality in the same form as post.php. You can't do any harm by keeping the process for all operations in the same place (in my opinion). I know from a technical standpoint that my users don't tend use a feature that goes too far outside of the basics no matter how beneficial it may be.
By optional I meant 'have an admin setting which says either use the post form or a seperate one'. But if you're using the post form, I say get some ajaxy goodness in to hide/display it when necessary :)
this is one awesome calendar widget
It has all the views, monthly, weekly and daily all in one page all animated.
http://moomonth.com/demo/index.html
Its build on mootools
Seriously now when will see cool stuff made in jquery
That is indeed a very, very nice way to handle the interface.
I'm interested to see how this turns out as I'm in need of a calendar for my Vanilla community at the moment -- I guess that means I'm volunteering to be on your list of beta testers too if required?
I'd tend to agree with the above in that the form should be kept on the usual post.php, but has the ability to be shown/hidden as required. mis-one is spot on with the comments about regular users not straying too far away from the norm when it comes to additional features.
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Look at the other integrated event calendar for the feature list.
can u post it somewhere else, like photobucket
@tomtester. yes it will have color and categories but no tags
Thanks jacob
Pictures in the month view was a nice touch. instead of saying Nov 28th concert, just add the picture of the concert promotions, which makes it easily recognizable if their is lot of clutter.
this link was worth the look, nice ideas.
I guess this is via Categories set up on the forum then, not user-defined only-appearing-on-calendar categories (I have no idea what to understand here by tags).
I'm thinking of a Vanilla Category called "Events" but only in the Calendar would I want to distinguish different kinds of events. So forum denizens get the full "Events" spread in the usual cats.
so it will be within the Event category but different calendars
Right now i have 2
Role specific Events-> Which roles can view a particular event
Role specific Event types-> Which roles can view an entire event type. So you can have an event type specially for mods or admins.
is it which roles or what roles :S
Scenario
You added bunch of events in different calendar type and allowed only Admins and Members to view them. Later on you added another Role called "ConcertReps" How will you now allow all the old events to be viewable to this new role.
I think i will remove per event viewing.
I'll keep Per Calendar viewing. So you can just say this new role ConcertReps can view all events in this calendar.
Avcourse you will have who which roles can add/manage and delete events
Is that what you want?
All the extensions that work in the discussion form won't work if i create a separate form.
Themes won't work on it either. you will have to create new themes
Add me to the testing list if that helps. :)