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saberman3000
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 Posted: Fri Dec 15, 2006 3:38 pm Post subject: View to a group... |
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Hi,
Is there a way to hack thyme to make a particular "Calendar View" visible to a group or some members? I kinda need it urgently because it will be a pain in the ass to create same views for different logins. I have about 50 calendars.
Also, is there a way to create a single View using multiple Views? It would be awesome if I can overlay some views together.
Help Please
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esoft_ian
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Hi,
I guess it would be possible to hack in 1 view. You would create a global view and manually remove it from any thing that gets a list of calendars. Views and calendars use the same table for different things. If a calendar is a View, the Members table is a list of calendars. If it is calendar, the Members table is a list of users and groups. Adding a user / group to a view's member's table will not work because it thinks it is a calendar. Does that make sense?
Sorry, one view can not include another view. |
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