Hmmm > If you have seen those functionalities anywhere please > tell me then I don't have to code. :)
There are gazillions of projects that kinda sorta do that phpgroupware springs to mind. An option might be to download the source, hack it to shape and contrib the changes back in. I'm really into this area so please read on before your write YACP - yet another calendar protocol. RFC2445 iCalendar covers a lot of what you're thinking about except that it uses Calendar clients such as Evolution and MS Outlook (or even web clients). Both these two calendar clients comply with this RFC to some degree. Well Outlook kinda sorta does. This project http://jical.sourceforge.net extends Evolution (or any calendar client that stores as iCalendar) to enable outlook and other evolution users to book meetings and view the free/busy information via the FBURL. If you have Outlook or Evo, you will see this information in the contact record 'collaboration' area. JiCal also takes iCalendar files and renders them to XML, from there to HTML, PDF (with a little help from apache FOP) and soon to SVG (for a gantt image of your day's events. It's not a big step to go to a full HTML view of your calendar. In fact thats what some guys at Copenhagen Uni want. The JiCal project is embarking on the big kahuna in calendaring terms - to implement the calsch draft from the ieft. This draft explains the roles of a new 'Calendar Server' which calendar clients connect to. Its the HTTP of the Calendar world. Once this is done, I'll be asking someone to help me to write the relevant calsch plugin for Mozilla Calendar, Evolution (maybe a mapi plugin for outlook) and maybe for the multiple web calendar projects out there. HTH Stu On Wed, 2003-02-05 at 20:53, Kevin Saenz wrote: > Have searched but there is nothing that suits my requirements. > Well lets just say there is nothing that suits my requirements > in PHP > > I have had a searched those sites and basically I have found > nothing that fits the functionality of the application that > I am working on at the moment. > > Basically potential clients can request tentative bookings > on the calendar whilst the owner can either modify, delete > or confirm appointments. > > If you have seen those functionalities anywhere please > tell me then I don't have to code. :) > > So far I have only spent 12 hours on the project and I going > grey quickly (wouldn't mind going bald then I wouldn't have to > get a hair cut ever again) > > > > > Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > If anyone is > > > interested in helping out please mail me off the list. I will > > > provide all details off list. > > > > I would check freshmeat and hotscripts and sourceforge first, > > you maybe re-inventing the wheel. > > > > Kind regards > > Kevin > -- > Kevin Saenz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > -- > SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ > More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug > -- SLUG - Sydney Linux User's Group - http://slug.org.au/ More Info: http://lists.slug.org.au/listinfo/slug
