Here is an example how I would like it to work: http://tapahtumakalenteri.ouka.fi/cal/m ... ainEnd.rdo
User could navigate months and if user clicks date, then the content area is replaced by the info of that date.
Thanks in advance
Thanks Jean, but If I understood correctly, this doesn't solve my problem. Calendar works just great if it is used in a content area, but it would be more userfriendly, if user could see the calendar all the time, without navigating to specific calendar page.Jean le Chauve wrote:Beter you create a page 'agenda' and put this tag in your template :
{cms_module module="CGCalendar" detailpage="agenda"}
Make the appropriates changements into the module parameters.
Thanks DR!Dr.CSS wrote:Some modules have an inline='(1 or true)' parameter, look in the modules Help, the only drawback is that while it may make the calendar stay in the sidebar when clicking thru the Months but clicking on an event may show it in the sidebar also...
Thanks Uniqu3! Though this sounds a bit too hard for my skillsuniqu3 wrote:If you are not using pretty url's (mod_rewrite) then you could theoretically override links within calendar template by using preg_replace or regex_replace or similar.
Basically you would need to replace values in generated links for returnid= and inline link is defined by 1 in url where it says default,1 or similar (not sure about that, no CGCalendar install at hand)
Old thread i know, but just to let you know the suggested solution works brilliantlyuniqu3 wrote:If you are not using pretty url's (mod_rewrite) then you could theoretically override links within calendar template by using preg_replace or regex_replace or similar.
Basically you would need to replace values in generated links for returnid= and inline link is defined by 1 in url where it says default,1 or similar (not sure about that, no CGCalendar install at hand)
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{$day.url|replace:"default,1":"default,0"}