[Tickets #7480] Add colors to calendars on a per calendar state in addition to per category
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Ticket URL: http://bugs.horde.org/ticket/7480
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Ticket | 7480
Created By | elliot at marlboro.edu
Summary | Add colors to calendars on a per calendar state in
| addition to per category
Queue | Kronolith
Version | 2.3
Type | Enhancement
State | New
Priority | 1. Low
Milestone |
Patch | 1
Owners |
+New Attachment | Views.patch
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elliot at marlboro.edu (2008-10-12 09:10) wrote:
The current implementation of calendar coloring only takes into
account the category of an event. All Business events, for example,
might be red while all Pleasure events might be blue. This is a great
feature, but is lacking in a shared calendar environment where one
might be displaying a dozen calendars on the same page all containing
events on the same day, some of which might even be of the same
category. Currently, the only way to determine if something is on one
calendar as opposed to another is to disable and re-enable calendars
until the event disappears and re-appears.
One can mouse over the event to find the owner, which is helpful, but
even clicking on the event doesn't tell you what calendar it belongs to.
I'd like to request that we start working toward a system similar to
how categories are colorized but that enables colorization by calendar
if requested. Perhaps the calendar can be denoted by the border color
rather than the background (though it seems the opposite might be more
appropriate in my opinion.) Either way here's an initial patch that
simply adds a hash of the calendar name to the class on a given event
so that administrators if they wish could add colorization to a css
file as a stop-gap fix until something more robust can be developed.
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