Content Event Calendar
Version
1
Rating
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License
GPLv2 or later
Commercial
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20043
Date Added
18 June 2009
Editor's Note
- This extension requires registration to download.
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UPDATE
- Now with optional german date format (if language german is set as default for frontpage) - otherwise english format.
UPDATE
- Updated module and component
- Now you can define a single section, sections delimited by semi colon, or leave blank for all sections
- Component and module are now Joomla native mode
- Bug solved (not skipping back to current day if another day has been selected)
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Basic is the Extension BlogCal-J1.5 Module - we modified the module and added a component to make it suitable for our needs.
Main Modifications:
Events can be a period of time or a single Date (taken from Content "Start" and "End" publishing Date) and are visible as "Event" in the calendar.
There can be multiple events( articles) with the same date.
If you click in the calendar a date you can see all events/articles which are valid (and not expired) at this date.
Show content from sections as Events.
Special Feature of this Extension:
Content is linked in calendar depending on the "start publishing" and "end publishing" date from your content !
Other calendars are looking at "publishing date" - this extensions takes care of the time period between start and end publishing date !
The active Events/Articles are listed in BLOG-Layout.
There is a separate component included which is used only for the Event-Listing which is different from the Joomla content view.
Install Component, intall Module, define a single section in the module (or all sections) and that`s it.
You should now define articles for the specific section and give them a guilty Start and End publishing value.
GERMAN:
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UPDATE !
Jetzt mit deutschem Datums-Format wenn im Joomla Backend Deutsch als Default Sprache gesetzt ist.
An sonsten englisch.
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Content Calendar stellt Artikel aus einem definierten Bereich oder allen Bereichen in einem Mini-Kalender dar.
Die Ausgabe der Artikel erfolgt als Endlos-Liste.
Besteht aus dem Mini-Kalender Modul + Componente für die Listenansicht.
Das besondere an diesem Kalender ist, daß er sich nicht auf das Veröffentlichungs Datum bezieht, sondern auf
die beiden Felder Start/Ende der Veröffentlichung - diese beiden Felder stellen den Zeitraum dar.
Es ist damit also möglich nicht nur einzelne, Tageweise Events anzuzeigen, sonder ein Event kann ein Zeitraum sein.
Die Events können sich auch überschneiden. Wählt man im Kalender einen Tag aus, dann erscheint in der
Blog-Ansicht eine Liste aller Einträge, die in diesen Tag fallen und noch nicht abgelaufen sind.
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Not correct!
The component works in a Legacy mode only!
The module cannot handle it SEF system (no default SEF, sh404sef, artiosef)!
Test two displayed one double at a date article equally on my side.
Not fair!
The component works in a Legacy mode only!
The module cannot handle it SEF system (no default SEF, sh404sef, artiosef)!
Test two displayed one double at a date article equally on my side.
Not fair!
Owner's reply
The component works in a Legacy mode only!
=>> Will be improved to work in native mode (sorry for the wrong definition)
The module cannot handle it SEF system (no default SEF, sh404sef, artiosef)!
=>> I never argued that the module is compt. with SEF Systems - this is your personal problem.
Test two displayed one double at a date article equally on my side.
=> I tests it on my site and it it works fine...don`t know what trouble you are having.
Not fair!
=> Perhaps it would be better to inform me personaly if you have any trouble - than I can try to help you.
But not in this way !