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amcostello
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 Posted: Wed Jan 17, 2007 2:03 am Post subject: Having Calendars on different web pages on the same domain. |
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I currently use Thyme to display 5 calendars on my website. Access to these calendars is from the index file in the Thyme installation directory (i..e. /calendar/index.php).
I also want to create a new set of calendars that would be accessed from another page on my site. This seems like a really stupid question: Do I need to install another copy of Thyme and use a different database if I want a separate set of calendars?
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Andrew
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esoft_ian
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| Ohh... well .. yes. If you do not want the 2nd set to display on the first site. |
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