[kronolith] "Global" event items
Marcus I. Ryan
marcus@riboflavin.net
Thu, 27 Dec 2001 11:26:05 -0600
I guess it depends how you plan to implement group calendars. I was
thinking group calendars would require some kind of participation on
the user's part to join/merge/display. What I was considering here
would be a calendar_id, say NULL or "GLOBAL" or something whose
entries would be included when displaying ANY calendar... Of course,
I'm thinking of this in terms of the sql driver since I don't use
mcal. I don't know how easy/hard that would be to develop independant
of the driver...
Just thinking out loud here...I can wait until we get group calendars
too :)
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Quoting Chuck Hagenbuch <chuck@horde.org>:
> Quoting "Marcus I. Ryan" <marcus@riboflavin.net>:
>
> > Quick question - how hard would it be to add a "global"-type
> calendar
> > item. I'd like to be able to have everyone on my system get
> the
> > standard holidays on their calendars, but it seems inefficient to
> do
> > this by adding every holiday to each calendar. Why have
> thousands of
> > calendar entries when a dozen will do?
>
> Hehe. Once we get group calendars working, having a global group
> will be no
> problem. Group calendars are the big step.
>
> I'm working on some of the infrastructure work now; it'll happen,
> eventually. :)
>
> -chuck
>
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