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Hi Mustafa,
You should create a cron job on your server (in cPanel) which runs daily early in the morning (for example at 3:00) and which starts the lcalcron.php script in the calendar root.
Thereafter email reminders should work. Of course you will have to specify in the Event window that a reminder should be sent  x days before the event date.

Note: open the file lcalcron.php in your editor and have a look at the description at the top of the file.

Roel

Hi there,
Sorry, this time I will have to disappoint you - no this is not possible

Roel

Hi there,
This can be done via the Settings.
Open the Settings page and in the section Events set "Posting of private events" to "always". Press save settings and you're done.
Roel

Forget sending SMSes; send emails.
If there is enough interest, at some point we may add the possibility to send Telegram messages from the calendar. Telegram is open source and has a good API. This would be much better, more flexible and free.

Roel

Hi there,
There is no setting for this.
If you want, I can give you a simple software change to hide the "User Profile" option.
After all, the admin can access all user profiles through the calendar's Users page.

Let me know if you want this.

Roel

Hi there,
The last problem is a known problem and the solution can be found in this forum under Known Issues and Fixes.
Roel

Hi Greg,
What calendar version are you using?
If you are using the MySQL version, then PHP on your server must have the PDO-MySQL driver enabled.
If you are using the SQLite version, then PHP on your server must have the PDO-SQLite driver enabled.
Most of the times both drivers are enabled by default. Some web hosts have an option in cPanel where you can enable these drivers.
Roel

Hi Roman,
When you select one category in the Options Panel (top left of the page and then click PDF File - Events, you will only get the events in the selected category in your PDF file.
Isn't that what you need?
Roel

Hi there,
You are testing the limits of the LuxCal calendar. Great
And yes, you found a (kind of) bug. It is currently not possible to have the values 1 and 11 in the same "View buttons on navigation bar" list.
Note: All specified values must also be present in the option "Available calendar views" (which is just above).

When you edit the file pages/settings.php and change line 30 from . . .

if (substr_count($buttons.',',$buttonNr.',') > 1 or strpos($range.',',$buttonNr.',') === false) { return false; }

to . . .

if (substr_count(','.$buttons.',',','.$buttonNr.',') > 1 or strpos($range.',',$buttonNr.',') === false) { return false; }

It should work fine.

I will change this for the next calendar version.
Roel

Hmmm, are you using the MySQL version or the SQLite version of the calendar?
Without admin rights, you cannot create a new admin account.

Apparently you have a .sql backup file of the calendar database. Could you send this file to me by email (via the Contact Us page), or at least the part where the 'users' table is created and populated.
I will then check if this part is correct and if necessary add a new admin user to it, which you can then import.
Roel

LuxCal supports SMS carrier APIs, which require for each SMS an email in the following format:

<pre><mobile number><post>@<smscarrier.xxx>

where:
<pre> is optional free format text required by some carriers
<mobile number> is the SMS destination
<post> is free format text, often a passwprd required by the carrier
<smscarrier.xxx> is the SMS carrier mail address

The email message is the SMS message to be forwarded to the destination.

IMPORTANT: Sending SMSes cost money. sensing emails is free.
Roel

Yes correct.
I tried to reproduce the problem, but used English and all worked fine. So I knew it had to be a language problem.
I will update the Spanish language file.
Roel