Qivva Calendar for Eventlist 
Version
0.93/0.10 (last update on May 23, 2011)
Rating
Compatibility
Votes
Favoured
106
License
GPLv2 or later
Non-Commercial
Type
Views
245869
Date Added
25 January 2008
Versions for Joomla 1.6.x, 1.5.x and Joomla 1.0.x
Features include
- Multi-day events
- Rollover tooltips with the additional feature to show category and venue if required
- Can have multiple copies of the calendar with offsets (so you can have calendars showing "this month", "next month"
- Can show archived events
- Filter by Category and Venue (e.g. Birthdays calendar)
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Great module, very flexible. You can easely adjust it to your needs by editing it's css-file. I had some problems showing it in IE but got quick help from author's forum, he even helped me with css. 5 stars.
installed easily and setup following instructions; forum offered additional plug-in which handled recurring events. The look of the calendar is very professional; lots of configuration options to customize data presented
this is have must module for eventlist ,simple, easy install, useful. i am giving 4 stars becouse:
- no option for ajax: you have to give up positions for this module [for next month button it is reloading page and always turn you in top part of page]
- in top part of the module could be next button shortcuts for month /just one letter/
- in bottom part could be also always visible tips for colours or something similar
thanks toni for this module !
- no option for ajax: you have to give up positions for this module [for next month button it is reloading page and always turn you in top part of page]
- in top part of the module could be next button shortcuts for month /just one letter/
- in bottom part could be also always visible tips for colours or something similar
thanks toni for this module !
Owner's reply
The Ajax version of this module is now available for download from http://extensions.qivva.com
This is what I was looking for! It works well. The only thing I would like to see is the ability to make the calendar bigger. Is there a way to change the size of the calendar? Thanks!
Owner's reply
The calendar module is supplied with it's own style sheet, so you can make it bigger or smaller, change the colours, etc.
Been using this for a year now and its great. It never fails (it uses the data from the schlu.net EventList (component)) but it didn't colour the Event days differently according to the categories of the events on that day so I created a patch to do this. See the Qivva developer forum for my patch details.
Personally I can't get this extension to work with Eventlist in a meaningful way. If I use the calendar to select a date, then eventlist will display all the events for that day. GOOD!
All functionality of eventlist is then broken - click on any filter function in eventlist and you either get thrown back to todays date or the original screen you have EL set up for. EXTREMELY BAD!
I have asked questions on schlu forum and quivva and been ignored by all.
All functionality of eventlist is then broken - click on any filter function in eventlist and you either get thrown back to todays date or the original screen you have EL set up for. EXTREMELY BAD!
I have asked questions on schlu forum and quivva and been ignored by all.
Owner's reply
The calendar links into the dayview of the Eventlist component. After that - it's down to the component and not the calendar module.
When did you post to the extensions.qivva.com forum? I've answered all recent questions and don't see your username.
Eventlist took some getting used to (i.e. 24 hour time, etc) but I grew to like it and my users seemed to figure it out easily.
Today, however, I updated it and it wiped out my entire database of events! Even if this bug gets fixed, my events are gone.
Today, however, I updated it and it wiped out my entire database of events! Even if this bug gets fixed, my events are gone.
Owner's reply
Your comment is about the Eventlist component. The Eventlist calendar Module does not touch the database in any way.
Regards
Toni
Absolutely a must to add to Eventlist main component, a powerful combination!
It let you to have a small and very nice calendar instead of a simple menu's voice .
You can put the calendar where you want as a normal module. When you click on a date, it opens the page with all the informations about the events, with a google maps (if you want) and, expecially useful, with the possibility for users to confirm their attendings at the event.
It let you to have a small and very nice calendar instead of a simple menu's voice .
You can put the calendar where you want as a normal module. When you click on a date, it opens the page with all the informations about the events, with a google maps (if you want) and, expecially useful, with the possibility for users to confirm their attendings at the event.
This is an overall good extension to have if you have EventList and need a calendar view. It allows a user to view the calendar events by a calendar view. Although, as nice as the UI is with the base style sheets, its disappointing to know that it doesnt involve AJAX, where you can simply click the next month and it will just load, instead of the whole page reloading. That's the biggest complaint I have. It definitely is hindering and makes the calendar view less desirable to use for many users. But overall good extension!
Owner's reply
It's taken a while but the Ajax version of this module is now available for download from http://extensions.qivva.com
Hi, just wondering how can i solve this problem.. im getting this error and appears above the calendar when i click the right arrow or the next month.. note it only appear in the month of MARCH.. when i navigate to other months the error above disappear..
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\xampp\htdocs\edwin\components\com_eventlist\helpers\route.php on line 87
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\xampp\htdocs\edwin\components\com_eventlist\helpers\route.php on line 96
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\xampp\htdocs\edwin\components\com_eventlist\helpers\route.php on line 87
Warning: Invalid argument supplied for foreach() in C:\xampp\htdocs\edwin\components\com_eventlist\helpers\route.php on line 96
Owner's reply
If you read the FAQ's on the Eventlist Calendar site or the Eventlist component site or the forums you will find the answer to this.
(Ans: You need to create a menu link to the Eventlist component)
Nice module.
Like the nice calendar layout,
Is a huge plus for using the eventlist component
Like the nice calendar layout,
Is a huge plus for using the eventlist component
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