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- klod November 2007
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Customfields help
This is a cool but difficult feature to implement
What i want is each calendar to have it own set of custom fields, So when you go to Add Calendar Form you see this (admins only)
When you submit the form, the array is saved as such
Which I can serialize and save to the database.
Now when you go to the EventForm to create a new event, you select the calendar, and out pops that calendars custom fields like below
When you submit the form, the array is saved as such
Which I serialize and save to the database
Does this make sense so far, or you guys have a better idea or potential pitfalls with this method
What i want is each calendar to have it own set of custom fields, So when you go to Add Calendar Form you see this (admins only)
When you submit the form, the array is saved as such
$CustomFields[] = array(0 => array("CustomFieldName1" => "Website", "CustomFieldType1" => "Url"),
1 => array("CustomFieldName2" => "Location", "CustomFieldType1" => "String"));
Which I can serialize and save to the database.
Now when you go to the EventForm to create a new event, you select the calendar, and out pops that calendars custom fields like below
When you submit the form, the array is saved as such
$CustomFields[] = array(0 => array("CustomFieldName1" => "Website","CustomFieldValue1" => "http://Ticketmaster.com", "CustomFieldType1" => "Url"),
1 => array("CustomFieldName2" => "Location","CustomFieldValue2" => "Central park NYC", "CustomFieldType2" => "String"));
Which I serialize and save to the database
Does this make sense so far, or you guys have a better idea or potential pitfalls with this method
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