- timezone data is imported from SQLite DB from Thunderbird Lighting 1.0pre
- contains iCal VTIMEZONE component
- also contains not yet used latitude and longitude for timezone
- methods to convert between TZID string, nummeric tz_id and VTIMEZONE
iCal component
--> preparation to store timezone information for each events
(using tz_id as foreing key into egw_cal_timezones table)
installation time --> nice user experience and cleaner look (by hiding
exotic prefs by focing them to a usual value):
- settings returned from settings hook can contain values for keys
'default' or 'forced'
- if settings hook require part of api or application, which are not
available during installation time: use a method hook (instead of
an old $app/inc/hook_settings.inc.php file), and check if
$hook_param['setup'] is true
- default prefs created so far in setup/admin_account.php got removed
- common prefs in preferences_hooks::settings() got reworked to set
default and forced prefs
- calendar prefs in calendar_hooks::settings() got reworked to set
default and forced prefs
--> I will rework prefs of all our (default) applications according to a
best practice list of Stylite consultants
--> recogniced it's so old and dusty, it does not make sense any more
--> moved content_header() method to html class
- fixed calls of browser->content_header to use html::content_header
instead
calendar, plus a first calendar implemenation.
This implementation just replaces following calendar_bo methods:
- date2ts($date,$user2server=False)
- date2array($date,$server2user=False)
- date2string($date,$server2user=False,$format='Ymd')
- format_date($date,$format='')
which static methods from egw_time.
If your server is in same timezone as the user, you should experience no
difference. As a small test, you can switch to an other timezone (eg.
UTC) to recognice on a weekly repeating event (which still repeats on
equal server time!) that it moves by one hour when daylight saving
changes. This switching to a TZ with different daylight saving rules,
was not working before.
Happy testing :-)
- Not rejected
- Accepted
- Invitations
- Tentative
- Rejected
- Owner too: display also events you own, not only ones you participate
- All incl. rejected
- Hide private infos: as usual
--> filter is stored in the user prefs (survives logouts)
--> old "show events you rejected" preference got removed
Also added a hook allowing applications supplying resources to modify
calendar search with SQL.
