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I'm sorry, no. This is not possible with Thyme. All events must have a start time at least.

Hi,

This is a PHP application? May I have the URL to where Thyme is uploaded please?

Hi,

If your PHP installation does not already have support for MS SQL, you will have to enable it. Which PHP download are you using? The zip from PHP's site? Which version of PHP is this?

Hi David,

You may use get_event_list($first2weeks = $cal->get_event_list("2009-01-14", "2009-01-01");

It is another folder deeper in case someone wanted to categorize their icons they could add another folder to the event_icons/ folder.

Could you also send me a private message containing a login to Thyme please? Click on the "PM" icon under this post.

Does it work outside of the CMS?

Instead of echo($GLOBALS['cal']->event_types); try echo($cal->event_types); and see if you get a different result please.

Hrmmm... that's odd. Before this line:

// create calendar object

.. try adding this:

global $_cur_cal;

Err.. you don't see the calendar at all?

Hi,

This should not be the case. May I have the URL to your Thyme installation please?

No, there are no size restrictions. I just caught where you said there are no event icons included. There should be, even with the trial. Do you have any icons in the event_icons/Crystal SVG/ folder i ...

Err.. that line should not be in the original event_edit_tpl.php file that comes with Thyme.

Hi,

You can remove this section of index.php:

if(!$_cal_user->guest) {

$url->addArg("logout", "1");
$links[] = "& ...

Hi David,

In the generated code of the calendar publisher, you should see something like this:

$cal->set("calendar", X);

You can change that to something like this on you ...