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If you wonder why the upgrade instructions is not as simple and quick as I describe then it is because :

In case you have some program files you have edited to have a new behaviour or some help files you have customized or some language files you have customized, then the changes you have made in the files will be lost by the method I described.
But all changes you do the "normal" way in the calendar will NOT be lost. It is only changes you make manual in a php-file with an external editor as notepad++.

Just for information - a new version of the calendar is released today.
You should consider installing this version.
If you only have testdata until now, then it will be easy to upgrade by installing the new version over the "old" version.
The calendar will then automatic do an upgrade the first time you use the calendar - or you could remove the "old" and install the new.

Maybe you have to look in the php.ini and see the settings for SQLite - but I think we now need help from an expert.
I guess Roel  will guide you to a solution.

**** IMPORTANT

Forgot to mention - if you migrate, then the system you are migrating from, and the system you are migrating to, should be the same version number.

You could upgrade to the newest version before migrating, or you could check the version you are currently running, and then contact Roel via the contact-page. I think he can supply an older version of the system, if you want to migrate to the same version as you have now.

A tip :

You could make copies of the display2 - could be disp2fred, disp2greg, disp2julia - or whatever names you give them.

Then julia could have the  display disp2julia set up on her mobile. And Fred could have disp2fred.

Then the disp2(name) should be filtered on users.

This require that the users themselve create events, or the admin/manager sets the ownership of the event( when created/edited )  to the user.

The sales people could also have a display where all users is shown.

Then they will have two displays - one with only their own events, and another where they can see all.

But as i don't know how you use your calendar, then my tip is only a guess on, what could be useful.

In settings you set the : Default User interface language.

See also here : http://calendarforum.dk/navigation-bar.html

It is also possible to "call" the calendar with parameters. The parameter for language is : cL - Example cL=Francais

The language file you choose must be present in the language folder.

Be aware that after the first post in this thread, there has been new releases.

Please read the documentation for the release you have installed - there could have been changes for the SSO.

Hello tssweene

You could use   index.php?cP=30&eid=2957 if you want to edit and index.php?cP=31&eid=2957    if you want only to show.

Please try and tell if this was what you are looking for.

This is not possible today. It would require a very short interval for the cronjob, and not all providers allows this.

If a SMS would be fine, then you could post a suggestion that there could be a minutes setting for the SMS. Then, when the cronjob that runs at night meet an event  that is scheduled at the same day and marked for SMS - then there is sent an SMS with a specified time for sending ( xx minutes before the event takes place ) . Then the SMS provider will take over and the provider will send the SMS at the specified time. This way you could have a reminder close to the time for the event.

Or maybe a special cronjob that should run very very often and look for events to be sent as reminders ( sms and/or  mail). There should be some logic that checks that an event is sent close to the start-time for the event - and only once.

I think you should post a suggestion for this, as it could be a useful feature. As I remember it has been discussed before, but I think it is a tricky one, and it should not bring problems in the existing mail/sms functions.
Make a suggestion and then it could be discussed -  I think.

Hello Sigmark

You are probably aware that you can set a category for approval. You can then on the usergroup set only categories that are marked for approval available for the user group.
I know this is not exactly what you ask for. This could result in many categories needed to be created.

Is what you ask for this :

Possibility to set on a usergroup : events need approval.

Then - when a user belonging to a user group, where this is checked, then ALL events this user creates, will need approval.

A user belonging to a user group where the need-approval is NOT checked, will only create events that needs approval when the category says so ( like today ).

Additional information :

In day view and in week view, it functions as expected ( also in upcoming of course ). When clicking in the check-box the status changes. Clicking outside the check-box will open the event window.

You are a better tester than I

Even if I tested the check-box function, I didn't take notice of this.
I would call it a ( minor ) bug, but maybe there is a reason why it is happening.