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Hello Laur

What you describe should be possible already.
For a category you can check no overlap.
There is 2 options - same category or all categories.

If you make a category with : no overlap for all categories.
Then make an event with this category - then no other events can take place for the time for the blocking event.

This can be used for closed on holidays or weekends - or whatever.

Please try and tell if this is what you ask for.

There is no separator other than space.
The easiest way is :
Open the event window. In the description box you write the text you want.
Then when it comes to the thumbnails : Still with the event-window open, then click on the thumbnail in the dropdown. You should then see some thumbnails.
Left-click on one of them. Pressing ALT+TAB you go back to the event-window. Place the cursor where you want the image to be. CTRL+V to insert the thumbnail. Then ALB+TAB to go back to the thumbnails. Pick another thumbnail .... and so on.

If you insert the thumbnails on the same line ( no RETURN) then you should see them on the same line.
It is actually not the thumbnails you insert, but the name - the calendar will convert the name to an image when viewed in the event.

Hello Mike

I just tested. Nearly all seem to function as described here : http://calendarforum.dk/todo-and-approve.html

I had a "normal" user that had create/edit own events rights. And then a manager user. And a category with approval.

When the "normal" user creates an event with approval, he cannot himself approve the event. OK
Other users than the admin and managers cannot see the event as long as it is "not approved yet" OK
The "normal" user will not see the option to approve events in the dropdown. OK
The Manager-user can see the even that needs approval. OK
When the event is approved the event is visible as a "normal" event. OK
The manager-user cannot see the approval choice in the dropdown - I think this is not OK, as the manager has rights to approve.
When the event is approved the "normal" eventowner can edit the event. I think this is not OK, as it should then be locked for other users than the managers and admins.

SO

There is 2 questions for Roel.
Should users with manager-rights not be able to see the list of events that need approval?
Should an approved event not be "locked" for the normal user even if he is the owner ?

I have tested it myself and for me it functions.

Just to make it clear :

You have created  a user:   BRIAN

This user has an email : brian@calendarforum.com

Then you use :  $_SESSION['lcUser'] = 'brian@calendarforum.com';

And you should see the calendar where user BRIAN is logged in.

I have placed my script in my calendars root.

When you place the script in the root, the iframe could be something like this :

echo '<li><iframe id="luxcal" src="index.php?cP=2" width="600" height="800" scrolling="yes" style="overflow:hidden; margin-top:-4px; margin-left:-4px; border:none;"></iframe></li>';

Sorry - it is the same idea but I know it should function.

Hello susanc

Your code is nearly OK.
Instead of the name, you have to use a mail

So

$_SESSION['lcUser'] = 'joe';

could be $_SESSION['lcUser'] = 'joe@joesmail.com';

Then it should function

This is strange.
Just tested again - I cannot provoke this behaviour.

What happens if you use "remember me" ?
From whicjh version did you update?
What happens if you make a new install and then login?

Where do you tab?
You have to tab the event-title.

Which version are you using?

Hello Jacek

Could you provide us with a screen-shot and a description of what exactly is the problem.

Beware that you, in the event-window maybe has to enlarge this if  the text-field has been made bigger.

I would say that the calendar should function regarding the described items ( event-window and hamburger-button ) as this has been tested most intensive with the Chrome browser. Is your browser the latest version?

Hello jwrw

You can in usergroup specify credetials for each category ( or all ). You can specify if users are allowed to create/add events and/or allowed to view events.

But this is of course dependent on, if you are logged into the calendar or not.

If you use the displaym you can have a display that shows some categories from the calendar and this display could be set up to be shown on the public pages. Then you could have a copy of the same display to be set up for the logged in area, and in this display could be added some more catagories to be displayed.

You can also have some selections set on the calendar in the public area ( via parameters ) and some other parameters on the calendar set up in the logged-in area. ( the parameters for the calendar will be as if you initially had selected in the options-button). You should therefore maybe remove the options for the public calendar.

Maybe this helps : http://calendarforum.dk/todo-list.html

I don't know if you missed something, but if you wish the button"Options" to be hidden for public users and shown for logged in users, then I think you should post this in the suggestion area.

Have you considered using the displays to announce events.
You could have selection on certain categories.

You could also make a link and/or a QR code that directed to the display-calendar.
This way users could have the calendar in their pocket - a calendar that is always updated AND users does not need to install an app. They just have to save the link on their mobile.