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==Customization questions== | ==Customization questions== | ||
| − | + | Some questions (--[[User:Eiland|Eiland]] 15:44, 13 April 2007 (CEST)): | |
# I want the date syntax to be [[2007-04-05 whatever event]], so ''dashes'' instead of ''slashes''; where do I modify this template? | # I want the date syntax to be [[2007-04-05 whatever event]], so ''dashes'' instead of ''slashes''; where do I modify this template? | ||
#* In [[Current events April 2007]] replace the / by - in ''default=2007-04-05 my event name'' and ''titlematch=2007-04%'' | #* In [[Current events April 2007]] replace the / by - in ''default=2007-04-05 my event name'' and ''titlematch=2007-04%'' | ||
#* In [[Template:Calendar link]] ''|titlematch={{{year}}}/{{{month}}}/{{{day}}}%'' into ''|titlematch={{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-{{{day}}}% '' | #* In [[Template:Calendar link]] ''|titlematch={{{year}}}/{{{month}}}/{{{day}}}%'' into ''|titlematch={{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-{{{day}}}% '' | ||
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# Is it possible to make a template for upcoming events? So for example the 10 next upcoming events? Or the ten next days? | # Is it possible to make a template for upcoming events? So for example the 10 next upcoming events? Or the ten next days? | ||
#* Next ten days should be easy, as dpl can take several arguments for "titlematch". Create a template with the following code, and insert it in a page (you may change the "order" method at the last line, depending on how you want to see things): | #* Next ten days should be easy, as dpl can take several arguments for "titlematch". Create a template with the following code, and insert it in a page (you may change the "order" method at the last line, depending on how you want to see things): | ||
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</nowiki></pre>--[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST) | </nowiki></pre>--[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
::* Yep, thats it. Had some difficulty, before I remembered to replace the Y/m/d by Y-m-d's --[[User:Eiland|Eiland]] 12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | ::* Yep, thats it. Had some difficulty, before I remembered to replace the Y/m/d by Y-m-d's --[[User:Eiland|Eiland]] 12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
| − | <ol start=" | + | <ol start="3"><li>Can these events be imported/RSSFeed' anywhere (maybe this is a DPL function?)</li> |
<li>On the monthly calendar layout, the date of the month could have __<<__ april __>>__-links for moving to the previous/next month.</li></ol> | <li>On the monthly calendar layout, the date of the month could have __<<__ april __>>__-links for moving to the previous/next month.</li></ol> | ||
::*Not sure what you mean here, there is already a a link on both sides of the month name to go to the previous/next one? --[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST) | ::*Not sure what you mean here, there is already a a link on both sides of the month name to go to the previous/next one? --[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
:::* Ah, interesting, you're right. I don't have that. Is it another template? or is it the #ifexist phrase in [[Template:CalendarSingle]]? --12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | :::* Ah, interesting, you're right. I don't have that. Is it another template? or is it the #ifexist phrase in [[Template:CalendarSingle]]? --12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
:::*When you call the "CalendarSingle" template, you have to specify the "basepage" name. Below is the code it will use to find if there is a previous month page existing (basically, if current calendar month is May, it will look for "Basepage April 2007" article, and add a "previous" link if it exists): | :::*When you call the "CalendarSingle" template, you have to specify the "basepage" name. Below is the code it will use to find if there is a previous month page existing (basically, if current calendar month is May, it will look for "Basepage April 2007" article, and add a "previous" link if it exists): | ||
| − | <pre>{{#ifexist: {{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|[[{{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|<<]]|}} | + | ::::<pre>{{#ifexist: {{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|[[{{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|<<]]|}} |
| − | </pre>--[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 12:43, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | + | </pre> |
| + | :::: --[[User:Ycombarnous|Ycombarnous]] 12:43, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
| + | :::::* Is it possible that, when it not exist, it creates a new age, just like the new-event-form, according to a [[Template:Month]]? That would save me from copying-in all the months myself --[[User:Eiland|Eiland]] 18:57, 17 April 2007 (CEST) | ||
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== backlink == | == backlink == | ||
Revision as of 18:57, 17 April 2007
Customization questions
Some questions (--Eiland 15:44, 13 April 2007 (CEST)):
- I want the date syntax to be 2007-04-05 whatever event, so dashes instead of slashes; where do I modify this template?
- In Current events April 2007 replace the / by - in default=2007-04-05 my event name and titlematch=2007-04%
- In Template:Calendar link |titlematch={{{year}}}/{{{month}}}/{{{day}}}% into |titlematch={{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-{{{day}}}%
- Is it possible to make a template for upcoming events? So for example the 10 next upcoming events? Or the ten next days?
- Next ten days should be easy, as dpl can take several arguments for "titlematch". Create a template with the following code, and insert it in a page (you may change the "order" method at the last line, depending on how you want to see things):
{{#dpl:category=Events
|titlematch={{#time:Y/m/d | +1 days}}%¦{{#time:Y/m/d | +2 days}}%
|include=#Summary,#Participants
|mode=userformat
|resultsheader=There are %PAGES% events planned in the next 2 days.
|noresultsheader=No events planned so far for the next 2 days.
|listseparators=¶{¦ class="wikitable" ¶!Date / Event name ¶!Categories ¶!Event summary ¶!Participants,¶¦-¶¦<h5>[[%PAGE%]]</h5>¶¦ %CATLIST%,,¶¦}
|secseparators=¶¦
|ordermethod=title
|addcategories=true
|order=descending
}}
--Ycombarnous 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
- Yep, thats it. Had some difficulty, before I remembered to replace the Y/m/d by Y-m-d's --Eiland 12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST)
- Can these events be imported/RSSFeed' anywhere (maybe this is a DPL function?)
- On the monthly calendar layout, the date of the month could have __<<__ april __>>__-links for moving to the previous/next month.
- Not sure what you mean here, there is already a a link on both sides of the month name to go to the previous/next one? --Ycombarnous 19:38, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
- Ah, interesting, you're right. I don't have that. Is it another template? or is it the #ifexist phrase in Template:CalendarSingle? --12:33, 17 April 2007 (CEST)
- When you call the "CalendarSingle" template, you have to specify the "basepage" name. Below is the code it will use to find if there is a previous month page existing (basically, if current calendar month is May, it will look for "Basepage April 2007" article, and add a "previous" link if it exists):
{{#ifexist: {{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|[[{{{basepage}}} {{#time:F Y|{{{year}}}-{{{month}}}-03 -1 month}}|<<]]|}}
- --Ycombarnous 12:43, 17 April 2007 (CEST)
- Is it possible that, when it not exist, it creates a new age, just like the new-event-form, according to a Template:Month? That would save me from copying-in all the months myself --Eiland 18:57, 17 April 2007 (CEST)
- --Ycombarnous 12:43, 17 April 2007 (CEST)
backlink
Maybe the individual event pages should contain a back-link to the calendar page? --Gero 07:01, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
publishing the calendar templates
- Did you ever think of publishing these templates under wiki extensions "calendar" ?
--Gero 17:37, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
- I added them in Extension:Calendar. Do you think that's the right place? --Ycombarnous 17:56, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
- Yes, I thought of that place. Your calender solution competes very well with the other extensions around, I think. -- 84.58.213.243 20:50, 16 April 2007 (CEST)
