ROCLASI wrote:I am working on a calendar module but that is no way near completion. But it will allow sharing of calendars (and more).
Maybe someone else has something closer to completion that you can use right now.
patrick wrote:We solved that overlap problem, too. It depends, of course, on how you want to display that. We have used Apples .mac implementation of vcalendar sharing as a base...
patrick wrote:By the way: it looks like the things we do are only possible in Java 1.5. Under Java 1.4 the HTML tables don't even show cell borders, so the whole thing really doesn't look that great. There have been quite some improvements on HTML rendering in 1.5, it seems...
AndRiccardino wrote:A Servoy html calendar application is soon to be released as an open source Servoy project (I will release the code as soon as the article will appear on Servoy Magazine).
The application is of course planned to become a module, but not before 2.2 Final.
Riccardino wrote: i hope Servoy community will help me to add other nice to have features (such as monthly calendar, a way to manage overlapping appointments and, maybe after 2.5, drag&drop support
I don't think your Java version has anything to do with the HTML rendering bean. Also when you use the table property border=1 then it does show cell borders.
Or are you referring to CSS ?
Providence1 wrote:I'm very excited about all this talk, and forgive my ignorance, but isn't the Gecko engine open source?
patrick wrote:Hmm. I do think it does. But yes, we are using CSS, but we have also tried to set borders of cells and tables directly without success :? Are you sure this works? If yes, could you send me a simple sample that does work under Java 1.4x?
patrick wrote:We solved that overlap problem, too. It depends, of course, on how you want to display that. We have used Apples .mac implementation of vcalendar sharing as a base...
patrick wrote:Overlapping is not the only problem, though. We also thought that appointments spanning more than one day are quite a thing to do, but also solved that one.
ROCLASI wrote:
I am working on a website to facilitate these OpenSource Servoy projects.
Stay tuned :)
Here is a sample solution that shows the table borders under Java 1.4.2
http://www.roclasi.com/TableTest.servoy
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