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jwellner
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We've been tweaking around with making a community calendar on our district website. Figured out that we can have people go to a link with the calendar variable in it to get them to see the right calendar a la http://scsdcal.stanwood.wednet.edu/index.php?calendar=168
We've even figured out how to get them to be able to request an event via a URL a la http://scsdcal.stanwood.wednet.edu/index.php?calendar=168&event_action=Add
But by doing it that way, after they add their event, they end up at year 0. Is there a way to pass a variable to make it "now" when they add the event and after they complete the request?
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esoft_ian
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Hi,
You should be able to add &y=2008 to the end of the URL.
Let me know if this doesn't do it. |
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