What was here that is "non-text"? Anything important?

John

--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, brenth@d... wrote:
> here, the cheats
>
>
> [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

here, the cheats


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[Non-text portions of this message have been removed]

It is sort of a quirky way to do it, but in my version 4.01, the text
in a cell determines the overall row height. I usually don't bother,
but if I have less text lines in one cell row than the others, I can
tuck in a blank line break (from Notepad) and the lines come up to the
same height as the lines with real text.

Have not tried 4.02 yet.

--- barrie3223 <barrie3223@...> wrote:
> Is there any way to increase the calendar row height?
>
>


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Is there any way to increase the calendar row height?

I agree.  Both about the quality of the program and about the smaller
updates.

--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Søren Hedeby Sørensen"
<shedebys@m...> wrote:
> Welcome back,
>
> This really sounds good, because HTML Calender Generator really is
the best
> calender generator program on the net. And believe me - I have
seached the
> net for calender programs.
>
> I would like smaller updates, because I like to follow the
development of
> the program.
>
> Best regards
> Soren Hedeby Sorensen
> Viborg, Denmark
>
> On 07-07-03 at 19:01 Brent Herring wrote:
>
> >Though I cannot say when I will finish, I will be working on an
update to
> >the HTML Calendar Generator program. I will try to address many of
the
> >problems and requested features that have been pointed out to me
> >during my absence. Let me know if there is anything you would like
for
> >me to consider in the next version, though I can't promise I'll
include
> >everything.
> >
> >I am considering either multiple small releases or waiting to
address all
> >theissues I can in one larger release. Does anyone have a
preference
> >they would like to express?
> >
> >Brent.

I'm afraid that this feature is not present in the program.

Many people have mentioned enhancing the recurring date feature. While I am
certainly
considering it, it is a complex option that I don't know if I'll be willing/able
to devote the
time necessary to implement it.

Sorry,
Brent.

On 20 Jul 2003 at 12:10, Steve & Cindy Talmadge wrote:

> We really LIKE this calendar package, however we need a feature that
> (as far as we can tell) is not included.
>
> We need to schedule recurring events by Day of Week -- for instance,
> every Tuesday.
>
> HUGE deal for us as most of our events are recurrent.
>
> Really don't want to enter the same event manually for 52 weeks per
> year.
>
> Anyone know how we can automatically enter recurrent events by Day of
> Week?
>
> Thanks!
>
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We really LIKE this calendar package, however we need a feature that (as far
as we can tell) is not included.

We need to schedule recurring events by Day of Week -- for instance, every
Tuesday.

HUGE deal for us as most of our events are recurrent.

Really don't want to enter the same event manually for 52 weeks per year.

Anyone know how we can automatically enter recurrent events by Day of Week?

Thanks!

Steve Talmadge

Foolish me, it had absolutely nothing to do with NT or such. I run my
laptop at 1600x1200 resolution and the "OK" and "Cancel" buttons did
not show up in the configuration screen, so the configurations didn't
save. When I ran the program under 1024x768, I had access to all the
options and the screen layout looked much better. I should have
thought about that before I posted the questions, but live and learn,
right?

thanks for your time and great program by the way!


--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, John Biggers <jmbiggers@y...>
wrote:
> I obviously have no idea about your network, but when I was logged
in
> with admnin permissions (NT5 Windows 2000), it will create
directories
> wherever. But if I log in as a user, I get a dialog "Directory not
> created" when I change the path. I imagine that it might be a
> permissions conflict with your network and you might get errors or
just
> not be able to write to a different path.
>
> I also copied my \calendar\ dir to a different path wihtout checking
> the inherited permissions, and it came up as "Read only". Can you
check
> the file attributes on the directory you want to use?
>
> You have probably done all that already, but just some stuff I ran
into
> when setting up/moving stuff.
>
>
> john
>
>
> --- dmtriggs30265 <dmtriggs30265@y...> wrote:
> > A couple of problems I have run into-
> >
> > I am running NT 4.0 which my network administrator installed to
> > WINNT40 instead of WINNT (don't ask) and that may be contributing?
> >
> > Despite setting the output path in configuration and then creatng
a
> > new calendar, whenever I "write" the files, they go to the
default
> > path. Additionally, if I click on "configuration" again, the
default
> > path pops back in. Is there a "save configuration" that I am
missing
> > somewhere?
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Michael
> >
> >
>
>
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I obviously have no idea about your network, but when I was logged in
with admnin permissions (NT5 Windows 2000), it will create directories
wherever. But if I log in as a user, I get a dialog "Directory not
created" when I change the path. I imagine that it might be a
permissions conflict with your network and you might get errors or just
not be able to write to a different path.

I also copied my \calendar\ dir to a different path wihtout checking
the inherited permissions, and it came up as "Read only". Can you check
the file attributes on the directory you want to use?

You have probably done all that already, but just some stuff I ran into
when setting up/moving stuff.


john


--- dmtriggs30265 <dmtriggs30265@...> wrote:
> A couple of problems I have run into-
>
> I am running NT 4.0 which my network administrator installed to
> WINNT40 instead of WINNT (don't ask) and that may be contributing?
>
> Despite setting the output path in configuration and then creatng a
> new calendar, whenever I "write" the files, they go to the default
> path. Additionally, if I click on "configuration" again, the default
> path pops back in. Is there a "save configuration" that I am missing
> somewhere?
>
> Thanks,
> Michael
>
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A couple of problems I have run into-

I am running NT 4.0 which my network administrator installed to
WINNT40 instead of WINNT (don't ask) and that may be contributing?

Despite setting the output path in configuration and then creatng a
new calendar, whenever I "write" the files, they go to the default
path. Additionally, if I click on "configuration" again, the default
path pops back in. Is there a "save configuration" that I am missing
somewhere?

Thanks,
Michael

I am glad you are here for the really big problems, this one was pretty
simple and it was good for me to toy with it a bit and see what worked.
(I was just hoping you'd give me an "effortless" fix. LOL>


--- Brent Herring <brenth@...> wrote:
> I see that you guys have solved this problem on your own. I'm sorry I
> did not  respond
> sooner. I realize the ftp error checking is weak (read:
> non-existent). I will try to address
> that a little bit in the next version.
>
> Brent.
>
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respond
sooner. I realize the ftp error checking is weak (read: non-existent). I will
try to address
that a little bit in the next version.

Brent.



On 6 Jul 2003 at 23:22, John Biggers wrote:

> Hi,
>
> I have fiddled with this for more than a year and never got it to work
> right. I just write to a local directory and upload with WS_FTP. Not a
> big deal.
>
> I have tried every possible combination of remote directories I can
> think of, from the full path (in my case
> /home/virtual/site#*/fst/var/www/html/calendar/) down to just
> `html/calendar/' and a few combos of file permissions, but I still do
> not have it right.
>
> Anyhow, I'll watch to see if Brent posts a sure way to determine this.
> I have a feeling it will vary a lot from server to sever.
>
> John
>
>
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> <sbontrager@l...> wrote:
> > I'm using the program for the first time, and everything's working
> > great except the built-in ftp seems not to work with the settings
> > I've got.  Should the settings in "remote upload path" be
> > "http://www.yourname/subdirectory" or
> > "/home/yourname/www/subdirectory"?  And should the path include the
> > filename as well, or just the directory?  Appreciate any help.
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That worked!  I think it's also possible I forgot the trailing "/"
after the directory it was to be posted to.

--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "John Biggers" <jmbiggers@y...>
wrote:
> Hi bonehunter,
>
> I think I finally figured this out:
>
> On my server (RedHat Linux Apache 1.3.27) I need to use the
relative
> path to the directory (the absolute path to the direcotry does not
> work even though it is under the 128 character limit). In my
example
> this is "/var/www/html/calendar/". I just use the
ftp.domain_name.tld
> for the address, but if you have a static IP that might be as easy.
>
> Permissions on the /calendar/ dir and files are set at 7-4-4, but I
> am ont sure if that matters.
>
> John
>
>
> --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "John Biggers"
<jmbiggers@y...>
> wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I have fiddled with this for more than a year and never got it to
> > work right. I just write to a local directory and upload with
> WS_FTP.
> > Not a big deal.
> >
> > I have tried every possible combination of remote directories I
can
> > think of, from the full path (in my
> > case /home/virtual/site#*/fst/var/www/html/calendar/) down to
> > just `html/calendar/' and a few combos of file permissions, but I
> > still do not have it right.
> >
> > Anyhow, I'll watch to see if Brent posts a sure way to determine
> > this. I have a feeling it will vary a lot from server to sever.
> >
> > John
> >
> >
> > --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Bontrager"
> > <sbontrager@l...> wrote:
> > > I'm using the program for the first time, and everything's
> working
> > > great except the built-in ftp seems not to work with the
settings
> > > I've got.  Should the settings in "remote upload path" be
> > > "http://www.yourname/subdirectory" or
> > > "/home/yourname/www/subdirectory"?  And should the path include
> the
> > > filename as well, or just the directory?  Appreciate any help.

Hi bonehunter,

I think I finally figured this out:

On my server (RedHat Linux Apache 1.3.27) I need to use the relative
path to the directory (the absolute path to the direcotry does not
work even though it is under the 128 character limit). In my example
this is "/var/www/html/calendar/". I just use the ftp.domain_name.tld
for the address, but if you have a static IP that might be as easy.

Permissions on the /calendar/ dir and files are set at 7-4-4, but I
am ont sure if that matters.

John


--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "John Biggers" <jmbiggers@y...>
wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I have fiddled with this for more than a year and never got it to
> work right. I just write to a local directory and upload with
WS_FTP.
> Not a big deal.
>
> I have tried every possible combination of remote directories I can
> think of, from the full path (in my
> case /home/virtual/site#*/fst/var/www/html/calendar/) down to
> just `html/calendar/' and a few combos of file permissions, but I
> still do not have it right.
>
> Anyhow, I'll watch to see if Brent posts a sure way to determine
> this. I have a feeling it will vary a lot from server to sever.
>
> John
>
>
> --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Bontrager"
> <sbontrager@l...> wrote:
> > I'm using the program for the first time, and everything's
working
> > great except the built-in ftp seems not to work with the settings
> > I've got.  Should the settings in "remote upload path" be
> > "http://www.yourname/subdirectory" or
> > "/home/yourname/www/subdirectory"?  And should the path include
the
> > filename as well, or just the directory?  Appreciate any help.

Welcome back,

This really sounds good, because HTML Calender Generator really is the best
calender generator program on the net. And believe me - I have seached the
net for calender programs.

I would like smaller updates, because I like to follow the development of
the program.

Best regards
Soren Hedeby Sorensen
Viborg, Denmark

On 07-07-03 at 19:01 Brent Herring wrote:

>Though I cannot say when I will finish, I will be working on an update to
>the HTML Calendar Generator program. I will try to address many of the
>problems and requested features that have been pointed out to me
>during my absence. Let me know if there is anything you would like for
>me to consider in the next version, though I can't promise I'll include
>everything.
>
>I am considering either multiple small releases or waiting to address all
>theissues I can in one larger release. Does anyone have a preference
>they would like to express?
>
>Brent.

I have finally returned home from my 16 month military deployment.
Though I cannot say when I will finish, I will be working on an update to
the HTML Calendar Generator program. I will try to address many of the
problems and requested features that have been pointed out to me
during my absence. Let me know if there is anything you would like for
me to consider in the next version, though I can't promise I'll include
everything.

I am considering either multiple small releases or waiting to address all
theissues I can in one larger release. Does anyone have a preference
they would like to express?

Brent.

Hi,

I have fiddled with this for more than a year and never got it to
work right. I just write to a local directory and upload with WS_FTP.
Not a big deal.

I have tried every possible combination of remote directories I can
think of, from the full path (in my
case /home/virtual/site#*/fst/var/www/html/calendar/) down to
just `html/calendar/' and a few combos of file permissions, but I
still do not have it right.

Anyhow, I'll watch to see if Brent posts a sure way to determine
this. I have a feeling it will vary a lot from server to sever.

John


--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Stan Bontrager"
<sbontrager@l...> wrote:
> I'm using the program for the first time, and everything's working
> great except the built-in ftp seems not to work with the settings
> I've got.  Should the settings in "remote upload path" be
> "http://www.yourname/subdirectory" or
> "/home/yourname/www/subdirectory"?  And should the path include the
> filename as well, or just the directory?  Appreciate any help.

I'm using the program for the first time, and everything's working
great except the built-in ftp seems not to work with the settings
I've got.  Should the settings in "remote upload path" be
"http://www.yourname/subdirectory" or
"/home/yourname/www/subdirectory"?  And should the path include the
filename as well, or just the directory?  Appreciate any help.

Hi, rayo2003h

To "publish" on a local disk, just just the "Write" button,
not the "Publish" button.  To find the directory where the
files are placed, check the Output tab under the "Configure"
button.

> hi all, glad to have this great program but cannot publish for local
> disk's use with no FTP settings. Is it a must to have FTP settings ?

hi all, glad to have this great program but cannot publish for local
disk's use with no FTP settings. Is it a must to have FTP settings ?
Pls kindly advise. Thanks all again.

I got over the problem.
FYI
I saw the problem when I have used the default directory i.e the
c:\Program Files\....

I changed the output directory to c;\test
and I see the files are properly generated.

Thanks

--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...>
wrote:
> I presume that you look in the directory specified in the
configuration
> for the HTML output path, correct? That is where the html files
will be
> located. What path did you specify?
>
> The comma delimited files you saw are most likely the calendar data
files
> that are under the program directory.
>
> You can transfer the files manually with and ftp client, or you can
> specify you server information in the Output configuration and the
> calendar program will transfer them for you.
>
> Brent.
>
>
> On 20 May 2003 at 19:56, Modha Kumar wrote:
>
> > Hi
> > I downloaded the calendar program yesterday. I configured the file
> > extension to be .html , gave full path to html output. entered
some
> > info by double clicking on the date cells. I then clicked on
write.
> > There are whole bunch of files written, but none with a .html
> > extension. I opened up some file in text editor there are some ,
> > delimited files and some blank.
> >
> > 1. Where is is I am going wrong.
> > 2. How do i copy the generated files ( once i know how to
generate)
> >    to webserver. If it is just html I know how but if they come
with
> > other files I dont know.
> >
> > Looks like a great tool, I really want to use it. but I will need
some
> > help.
> >
> > Thanks
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I presume that you look in the directory specified in the configuration
for the HTML output path, correct? That is where the html files will be
located. What path did you specify?

The comma delimited files you saw are most likely the calendar data files
that are under the program directory.

You can transfer the files manually with and ftp client, or you can
specify you server information in the Output configuration and the
calendar program will transfer them for you.

Brent.


On 20 May 2003 at 19:56, Modha Kumar wrote:

> Hi
> I downloaded the calendar program yesterday. I configured the file
> extension to be .html , gave full path to html output. entered some
> info by double clicking on the date cells. I then clicked on write.
> There are whole bunch of files written, but none with a .html
> extension. I opened up some file in text editor there are some ,
> delimited files and some blank.
>
> 1. Where is is I am going wrong.
> 2. How do i copy the generated files ( once i know how to generate)
>    to webserver. If it is just html I know how but if they come with
> other files I dont know.
>
> Looks like a great tool, I really want to use it. but I will need some
> help.
>
> Thanks
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Hi
I downloaded the calendar program yesterday. I configured the file
extension to be .html , gave full path to html output.
entered some info by double clicking on the date cells. I then
clicked on write.
There are whole bunch of files written, but none with a .html
extension. I opened up some file in text editor there are some ,
delimited files and some blank.

1. Where is is I am going wrong.
2. How do i copy the generated files ( once i know how to generate)
    to webserver. If it is just html I know how but if they come with
other files I dont know.

Looks like a great tool, I really want to use it. but I will need
some help.

Thanks

Ignore the last message. I got it to work.

Hi Brent,
Sorry, I'm still having problem with the header and footer stuff. The
calendar program itself is working fine but I need this on a page
with additional information.

I have followed your directions. The calendar is outputting to a sub
directory. It does fine. I've tried this with the header and footer
files in both the root and in the sub directory. each time I have
changed the path in the additional html boxes. I still have not
managed to get the calendar on my page set up.

It is out there.....I put a temp link on the home page if it would be
helpful for you to look at it.

http://stonevalleyhoa.com

Any ideas on what I might be doing wrong?
Thanks,
Paula




--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...>
wrote:
> Paula,
>
> I guess the documentation isn't too descriptive. It basically says
what I said in my
> previous message.
>
> Anyway, here is what you do.
>
> 1. Make a page that looks like what you want without the calendar.
>
> 2. Save the page twice. Once as the header file and once as the
footer file.
>
> 3. Load the header file. Delete everything that appears after the
point where you want
> the calendar to appear.
>
> 4. Load the footer file. Delete everything that appears before the
point where you want
> the calendar to appear.
>
> 5. In the program configuration identify the header and footer
files in the Additional
> HTML section.
>
> That's it. What the program should do now when you make the
calender files is it will get
> the header file and write it to the calendar file. It will write
the calendar part of the page,
> then it will get the footer file and add it to the bottom. In this
way you can make the
> calendar page look just about any way you like.
>
> Brent.
>
> On 3 Mar 2003 at 6:00, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote:
>
> > Brent,
> > <allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your
> > making. The documentation explains how to do this>
> >
> > I can't find this information in the documentation. I did find the
> > filname list and that the HTMLCAL.HEADER file is the HTML code to
be
> > placed in the file before the calendar and the HTMLCAL.FOOTER
after
> > but where are those files. I can find the empty ones in the
program
> > directory.
> >
> > What simp[le step am I missing here. Letting the calendar make
it's
> > own page it does great but I want to insert it on a page with
other
> > information.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Paula
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring"
<brenth@d...>
> > wrote: > The calendar can be a page by itself, or you can
incorporate
> > it into another page. To > incorporate it into another page you
would
> > want to use the external html feature. This > allows you
to "insert"
> > the calendar into another page of your making. The documentation >
> > explains how to do this, but mainly you just make the page you
want
> > and split it in to two > parts. The first being the header file
and
> > the second being the footer file. The program > will create a
calendar
> > page using these files. > > As to links to the calendar from other
> > pages. That is up to you. You will have to select > which files
you
> > want displayed. The calendar program cannot determine this. > >
Brent.
> > > > On 2 Mar 2003 at 11:30, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote: > >
>
> > Brent, > > I couldn't believe the css wouldn't work so tried
> > again....it now > > does. I still don't know why it didn't but I'm
> > sure it was user error > > :) > > > > Now, an even more dumb
question.
> > I've never done a generated calendar > > before. I looked at the
> > examples you had links to on your site. I'm > > not sure how I
> > incorporate this calendar on a page with other > > information.
Also,
> > if I have links on other pages to it are those > > links always
to the
> > current.htm and or the calendar.htm? > > > > Any help
appreciated. > >
> > > > Paula > > > > > > > > > > > > --- In
> > dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...> > >
> > wrote: > I don't know offhand why it would not be working. Can
you > >
> > send me the > link to your calendar? Perhaps I can look at it and
> >
> > discover some clue. > > Brent. > > On 1 Mar 2003 at 18:16,
pbailey385
> > > > pbailey385@y... wrote: > > > I'm trying to use a css
stylesheet to
> > > > control the color of the > > hyperlinks. I am building the
> > calendar > > normally and then outputting it > > to my Frontpage
> > directory as was > > sugested in another post. > > > > The
stylesheet
> > seems to work in > > normal view but when I preview in > > browser
> > only the hover and > > active portions work. Is there something >
>
> > that I need to do > > additionally to make the style sheet work
with
> > the > > calendar? I did > > note the path to the style sheet in
the
> > configuration > > of the > > calendar. This is a standard style
sheet
> > which I use often > > however > > in this web it is only being
used on
> > the calendar pages. > > > > > > Thanks, > > Paula > > > > > >
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Thanks Brent. I'll give it a try.

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wrote:
> Paula,
>
> I guess the documentation isn't too descriptive. It basically says
what I said in my
> previous message.
>
> Anyway, here is what you do.
>
> 1. Make a page that looks like what you want without the calendar.
>
> 2. Save the page twice. Once as the header file and once as the
footer file.
>
> 3. Load the header file. Delete everything that appears after the
point where you want
> the calendar to appear.
>
> 4. Load the footer file. Delete everything that appears before the
point where you want
> the calendar to appear.
>
> 5. In the program configuration identify the header and footer
files in the Additional
> HTML section.
>
> That's it. What the program should do now when you make the
calender files is it will get
> the header file and write it to the calendar file. It will write
the calendar part of the page,
> then it will get the footer file and add it to the bottom. In this
way you can make the
> calendar page look just about any way you like.
>
> Brent.
>
> On 3 Mar 2003 at 6:00, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote:
>
> > Brent,
> > <allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your
> > making. The documentation explains how to do this>
> >
> > I can't find this information in the documentation. I did find the
> > filname list and that the HTMLCAL.HEADER file is the HTML code to
be
> > placed in the file before the calendar and the HTMLCAL.FOOTER
after
> > but where are those files. I can find the empty ones in the
program
> > directory.
> >
> > What simp[le step am I missing here. Letting the calendar make
it's
> > own page it does great but I want to insert it on a page with
other
> > information.
> >
> > Thanks,
> > Paula
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring"
<brenth@d...>
> > wrote: > The calendar can be a page by itself, or you can
incorporate
> > it into another page. To > incorporate it into another page you
would
> > want to use the external html feature. This > allows you
to "insert"
> > the calendar into another page of your making. The documentation >
> > explains how to do this, but mainly you just make the page you
want
> > and split it in to two > parts. The first being the header file
and
> > the second being the footer file. The program > will create a
calendar
> > page using these files. > > As to links to the calendar from other
> > pages. That is up to you. You will have to select > which files
you
> > want displayed. The calendar program cannot determine this. > >
Brent.
> > > > On 2 Mar 2003 at 11:30, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote: > >
>
> > Brent, > > I couldn't believe the css wouldn't work so tried
> > again....it now > > does. I still don't know why it didn't but I'm
> > sure it was user error > > :) > > > > Now, an even more dumb
question.
> > I've never done a generated calendar > > before. I looked at the
> > examples you had links to on your site. I'm > > not sure how I
> > incorporate this calendar on a page with other > > information.
Also,
> > if I have links on other pages to it are those > > links always
to the
> > current.htm and or the calendar.htm? > > > > Any help
appreciated. > >
> > > > Paula > > > > > > > > > > > > --- In
> > dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...> > >
> > wrote: > I don't know offhand why it would not be working. Can
you > >
> > send me the > link to your calendar? Perhaps I can look at it and
> >
> > discover some clue. > > Brent. > > On 1 Mar 2003 at 18:16,
pbailey385
> > > > pbailey385@y... wrote: > > > I'm trying to use a css
stylesheet to
> > > > control the color of the > > hyperlinks. I am building the
> > calendar > > normally and then outputting it > > to my Frontpage
> > directory as was > > sugested in another post. > > > > The
stylesheet
> > seems to work in > > normal view but when I preview in > > browser
> > only the hover and > > active portions work. Is there something >
>
> > that I need to do > > additionally to make the style sheet work
with
> > the > > calendar? I did > > note the path to the style sheet in
the
> > configuration > > of the > > calendar. This is a standard style
sheet
> > which I use often > > however > > in this web it is only being
used on
> > the calendar pages. > > > > > > Thanks, > > Paula > > > > > >
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Paula,

I guess the documentation isn't too descriptive. It basically says what I said
in my
previous message.

Anyway, here is what you do.

1. Make a page that looks like what you want without the calendar.

2. Save the page twice. Once as the header file and once as the footer file.

3. Load the header file. Delete everything that appears after the point where
you want
the calendar to appear.

4. Load the footer file. Delete everything that appears before the point where
you want
the calendar to appear.

5. In the program configuration identify the header and footer files in the
Additional
HTML section.

That's it. What the program should do now when you make the calender files is it
will get
the header file and write it to the calendar file. It will write the calendar
part of the page,
then it will get the footer file and add it to the bottom. In this way you can
make the
calendar page look just about any way you like.

Brent.

On 3 Mar 2003 at 6:00, pbailey385 pbailey385@... wrote:

> Brent,
> <allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your
> making. The documentation explains how to do this>
>
> I can't find this information in the documentation. I did find the
> filname list and that the HTMLCAL.HEADER file is the HTML code to be
> placed in the file before the calendar and the HTMLCAL.FOOTER after
> but where are those files. I can find the empty ones in the program
> directory.
>
> What simp[le step am I missing here. Letting the calendar make it's
> own page it does great but I want to insert it on a page with other
> information.
>
> Thanks,
> Paula
>
>
>
>
> --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...>
> wrote: > The calendar can be a page by itself, or you can incorporate
> it into another page. To > incorporate it into another page you would
> want to use the external html feature. This > allows you to "insert"
> the calendar into another page of your making. The documentation >
> explains how to do this, but mainly you just make the page you want
> and split it in to two > parts. The first being the header file and
> the second being the footer file. The program > will create a calendar
> page using these files. > > As to links to the calendar from other
> pages. That is up to you. You will have to select > which files you
> want displayed. The calendar program cannot determine this. > > Brent.
> > > On 2 Mar 2003 at 11:30, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote: > > >
> Brent, > > I couldn't believe the css wouldn't work so tried
> again....it now > > does. I still don't know why it didn't but I'm
> sure it was user error > > :) > > > > Now, an even more dumb question.
> I've never done a generated calendar > > before. I looked at the
> examples you had links to on your site. I'm > > not sure how I
> incorporate this calendar on a page with other > > information. Also,
> if I have links on other pages to it are those > > links always to the
> current.htm and or the calendar.htm? > > > > Any help appreciated. > >
> > > Paula > > > > > > > > > > > > --- In
> dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...> > >
> wrote: > I don't know offhand why it would not be working. Can you > >
> send me the > link to your calendar? Perhaps I can look at it and > >
> discover some clue. > > Brent. > > On 1 Mar 2003 at 18:16, pbailey385
> > > pbailey385@y... wrote: > > > I'm trying to use a css stylesheet to
> > > control the color of the > > hyperlinks. I am building the
> calendar > > normally and then outputting it > > to my Frontpage
> directory as was > > sugested in another post. > > > > The stylesheet
> seems to work in > > normal view but when I preview in > > browser
> only the hover and > > active portions work. Is there something > >
> that I need to do > > additionally to make the style sheet work with
> the > > calendar? I did > > note the path to the style sheet in the
> configuration > > of the > > calendar. This is a standard style sheet
> which I use often > > however > > in this web it is only being used on
> the calendar pages. > > > > > > Thanks, > > Paula > > > > > >
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Brent,
<allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your
making. The documentation explains how to do this>

I can't find this information in the documentation. I did find the
filname list and that the HTMLCAL.HEADER file is the HTML code to be
placed in the file before the calendar and the HTMLCAL.FOOTER after
but where are those files. I can find the empty ones in the program
directory.

What simp[le step am I missing here. Letting the calendar make it's
own page it does great but I want to insert it on a page with other
information.

Thanks,
Paula




--- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...>
wrote:
> The calendar can be a page by itself, or you can incorporate it
into another page. To
> incorporate it into another page you would want to use the external
html feature. This
> allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your
making. The documentation
> explains how to do this, but mainly you just make the page you want
and split it in to two
> parts. The first being the header file and the second being the
footer file. The program
> will create a calendar page using these files.
>
> As to links to the calendar from other pages. That is up to you.
You will have to select
> which files you want displayed. The calendar program cannot
determine this.
>
> Brent.
>
> On 2 Mar 2003 at 11:30, pbailey385 pbailey385@y... wrote:
>
> > Brent,
> > I couldn't believe the css wouldn't work so tried again....it now
> > does. I still don't know why it didn't but I'm sure it was user
error
> > :)
> >
> > Now, an even more dumb question. I've never done a generated
calendar
> > before. I looked at the examples you had links to on your site.
I'm
> > not sure how I incorporate this calendar on a page with other
> > information. Also, if I have links on other pages to it are those
> > links always to the current.htm and or the calendar.htm?
> >
> > Any help appreciated.
> >
> > Paula
> >
> >
> >
> >
> >
> > --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring"
<brenth@d...>
> > wrote: > I don't know offhand why it would not be working. Can you
> > send me the > link to your calendar? Perhaps I can look at it and
> > discover some clue. > > Brent. > > On 1 Mar 2003 at 18:16,
pbailey385
> > pbailey385@y... wrote: > > > I'm trying to use a css stylesheet to
> > control the color of the > > hyperlinks. I am building the
calendar
> > normally and then outputting it > > to my Frontpage directory as
was
> > sugested in another post. > > > > The stylesheet seems to work in
> > normal view but when I preview in > > browser only the hover and
> > active portions work. Is there something > > that I need to do
> > additionally to make the style sheet work with the > > calendar?
I did
> > note the path to the style sheet in the configuration > > of the
> > calendar. This is a standard style sheet which I use often > >
however
> > in this web it is only being used on the calendar pages. > > > >
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The calendar can be a page by itself, or you can incorporate it into another
page. To
incorporate it into another page you would want to use the external html
feature. This
allows you to "insert" the calendar into another page of your making. The
documentation
explains how to do this, but mainly you just make the page you want and split it
in to two
parts. The first being the header file and the second being the footer file. The
program
will create a calendar page using these files.

As to links to the calendar from other pages. That is up to you. You will have
to select
which files you want displayed. The calendar program cannot determine this.

Brent.

On 2 Mar 2003 at 11:30, pbailey385 pbailey385@... wrote:

> Brent,
> I couldn't believe the css wouldn't work so tried again....it now
> does. I still don't know why it didn't but I'm sure it was user error
> :)
>
> Now, an even more dumb question. I've never done a generated calendar
> before. I looked at the examples you had links to on your site. I'm
> not sure how I incorporate this calendar on a page with other
> information. Also, if I have links on other pages to it are those
> links always to the current.htm and or the calendar.htm?
>
> Any help appreciated.
>
> Paula
>
>
>
>
>
> --- In dbhsoftware-l@yahoogroups.com, "Brent Herring" <brenth@d...>
> wrote: > I don't know offhand why it would not be working. Can you
> send me the > link to your calendar? Perhaps I can look at it and
> discover some clue. > > Brent. > > On 1 Mar 2003 at 18:16, pbailey385
> pbailey385@y... wrote: > > > I'm trying to use a css stylesheet to
> control the color of the > > hyperlinks. I am building the calendar
> normally and then outputting it > > to my Frontpage directory as was
> sugested in another post. > > > > The stylesheet seems to work in
> normal view but when I preview in > > browser only the hover and
> active portions work. Is there something > > that I need to do
> additionally to make the style sheet work with the > > calendar? I did
> note the path to the style sheet in the configuration > > of the
> calendar. This is a standard style sheet which I use often > > however
> in this web it is only being used on the calendar pages. > > > >
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