[kronolith] Re: SOLVED! But why! Re: free/busy, almost there but...

[Toomas Vann]

Hi!

I use as well SQL backend as well as I have virtual domains meaning that
user name
basically is user at domain.tld.

I had also this problem that free/busy information was not taken from
the url, even though
I could see it myself using my browser.

I did also change the code as suggested in previos e-mail and now it
does work as well.
Also I do have cosmetic issue that I do not see description of the
colors cause background is
white, using skin "Blue and White" though, using some different skin I
can also see the
legend of the colors showing free/busy information for people involved

I don't know php , but hope that this information could be useful.

I am running:

# Horde: 3.0.4
# Imp: H3 (4.0.2) 
# Kronolith: H3 (2.0.2)
# Nag: H3 (2.0.1)
# Turba: H3 (2.0.2

On Suse 9.2

Regards,
Toomas

-----Original Message-----
From: kronolith-bounces at lists.horde.org
[mailto:kronolith-bounces at lists.horde.org] On Behalf Of Ken Weaverling
Sent: 5. aprill 2005. a. 22:37
To: kronolith at lists.horde.org
Subject: [kronolith] SOLVED! But why! Re: free/busy, almost there but...


I finally fixed the display of the freebusy info in my installation, but
have no idea WHY it now works after my code change and why it worked for
others without it.

the change was...

*** horde/lib/Horde/iCalendar/vfreebusy.php.dist        2005-04-05
15:26:50.241107624 -0400
--- horde/lib/Horde/iCalendar/vfreebusy.php     2005-04-05
15:32:18.051272904 -0400
***************
*** 32,38 ****
                  foreach ($attribute['value'] as $value) {
                      if (array_key_exists('duration',
$attribute['value'])) {
!                        $this->addBusyPeriod('BUSY', $value['start'],
null, $value['duration']);
                      } else {
!                        $this->addBusyPeriod('BUSY', $value['start'],
$value['end']);
                      }
                  }
--- 32,40 ----
                  foreach ($attribute['value'] as $value) {
                      if (array_key_exists('duration',
$attribute['value'])) {
!                        $this->addBusyPeriod('BUSY',
$attribute['value']['start'],
!                                           null,
$attribute['value']['duration']);
                      } else {
!                        $this->addBusyPeriod('BUSY',
$attribute['value']['start'],
!                                           $attribute['value']['end']);
                      }
                  }

There's still the cosmetic issue of the table cells being misaligned,
but at least it's working!

I'm using sql as the calendar back end, if that makes a difference.


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