figured out some possible solutions to these problems, and a couple
others. (i have the feeling these [or something like them] might have
already existed in an earlier version...)
http://pmwiki.org/wiki/Cookbook/PmCalendar#ao20080904
a
On 4 Sep 2008, at 7:07 AM, adam overton wrote:
hi
i just installed 'pmcal' for the first time, and i have the feeling
some of code in the current download on http://pmwiki.org/wiki/
Cookbook/PmCalendar might have been mistakenly changed... i don't
think it's the same code that's being used at PmCal/PmCal, or at
Cjc/Cjc. here's why:
currently, all of my "empty" days (i.e. days with no events, with
pages that don't yet exist) show up (/are formatted) as if those
days (and links) already exist. after confirming that PageExists()
was executing correctly, i noticed that there's no code in the
current version to spit out different links for existing and non-
existing dates. for instance:
existing dates should link to http://uploaddownloadperform.net/
Calendar/20080905?year=2008&month=9&day=5
&
non-existing dates should link to http://
uploaddownloadperform.net/Calendar/20080906?action=edit
after a night of sleuthing, here's what i discovered to be the
offending code (i think):
if (!PageExists($pmcalpagename)) {
// Bizarre hack added due to PmWiki change.
$dn=$dn . " ${PmCalPrefix}createtextlink"; // by default $
{PmCalPrefix} is pmcal
}
$out.=sprintf("(:$ctype class='%s' height=80px :)\n",$cl);
$out.="%class='$dn'%";
$out.=sprintf("[[$group.%s%02d%02d?year=%s&month=%s&day=%s
%s|%s]]\n",
$year,$month,$iday,$year,$month,$iday,$urladd,$iday);
* note: 'pmcalcreatetextlink' is suspicious - there are no calls
for it in any of the css files... however, there IS a class called
'createlinktext', but i discovered that substituting or adding it
still doesn't override all links from being given the evil
'wikilink' class, which leaves all links formatted as days-with-
events (!!) ...
here's what i've done in order to fix the links. however, this
doesn't still doesn't give the link the correct class, and hence
still displays it as an existing date using the 'wikilink' class:
if (!PageExists($pmcalpagename)) {
// Bizarre hack added due to PmWiki change.
$dn=$dn . " ${PmCalPrefix}createtextlink"; // just leaving this
for now, even though it's fishy
// LINK FMT IF DAY DOESN'T EXIST
$dnlink = "[[$group.%s%02d%02d?action=edit|%s]]";
$dnlink = sprintf("$dnlink\n",$year,$month,$iday,$iday);
} else { // LINK FMT IF DAY **DOES** EXIST
$dnlink = "[[$group.%s%02d%02d?year=%s&month=%s&day=%s%s|
%s]]";
$dnlink = sprintf("$dnlink\n",$year,$month,$iday,$year,$month,
$iday,$urladd,$iday);
}
$out.=sprintf("(:$ctype class='%s' height=80px :)\n",$cl);
$out.="%class='$dn'%";
$out.=$dnlink;
again, after this, the links are fine, but the classes for the
links are not appearing the same as they do on the PmWiki site
(http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmCal/PmCal) or here (http://pmwiki.org/
wiki/Cjc/Cjc)
html links for non-existing days on these functioning pages should
spit out:
<p><span class='pmcaldaynumber pmcalcreatetextlink'><a
class='createlinktext' rel='nofollow'
href='http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmCal/20080902?action=edit'>2</
a><a rel='nofollow'
class='createlink' href='http://pmwiki.org/wiki/PmCal/20080902?
action=edit'>?</a></span></p>
however, in mine it's spitting out the following:
<p><span class='pmcaldaynumber createlinktext'><a class='wikilink'
href='http://uploaddownloadperform.net/Calendar/20080906?
action=edit'>6</a></span>
</p>
is anyone having the same problems?
any suggestions on how i can get it to spit out the
'createlinktext' versions? anyone have an earlier version of pmcal
for me to compare with?
any chance there's some code in my system that's causing everything
to format as 'wikilink'?
thanks for the help,
adam
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