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Well, I looked into the event_calendar_month() code in CVS HEAD, and it has many dependecies on events. It themes event cells, it gets time information internally etc. It also thinks that a day always takes 86400 seconds, which is not true for days on DST changing dates (although this is offtopic here, and I don't have a fix).
Seeing the lack of interest in getting this in core, I'm going to mark as won't fix for now. It's probably better to use the Date/Calendar API module now anyway.
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Comment #1
moshe weitzman commentedseems like this one would do the trick - http://www.cascade.org.uk/software/php/calendar/index.php
Comment #2
al commentedRecomponenting to Base system, as this isn't just for archive.module. Assigning to me, as I've been promising Dries I'll look into it for a while.
Comment #3
ezheidtmann commentedWhat's the status on this? A resuable calendar would be useful for a module I'm writing.
Comment #4
killes@www.drop.org commentedWill be discussed on the event menagement session of the Drupal code sprint.
Comment #5
ezheidtmann commentedWhere can I see the results of that discussion? (once it happens, of course) Thanks!
Comment #6
gábor hojtsyIs there any result we can use? :)
Comment #7
killes@www.drop.org commentedthe event calendar is designed to be re-usable. But of course you'd need to have event.module installed....
Comment #8
gábor hojtsyWell, I looked into the event_calendar_month() code in CVS HEAD, and it has many dependecies on events. It themes event cells, it gets time information internally etc. It also thinks that a day always takes 86400 seconds, which is not true for days on DST changing dates (although this is offtopic here, and I don't have a fix).
Comment #9
LAsan commentedFeature request, moving to cvs.
Comment #10
dave reidSeeing the lack of interest in getting this in core, I'm going to mark as won't fix for now. It's probably better to use the Date/Calendar API module now anyway.