Tickets :: Comment on [#5888] Ability to view mutiple calendars OR a single calendar at the same time

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Comment	> I am not sure if Kronolith already does this and if so, I apologize > for this entry. I have a clinical information management system that > I built out of the horde framework by adding custom modules for > various clinical functions such as electronic data capture, > pharmacovigilance, etc. > > > > I also make use of existing horde modules such as Kronolith for > calendaring applications. One of the primary issues that > not-so-computer-savvy folks get back to me on is that they often get > confused with the idea that when they view the calendar events, they > might actually be viewing events belonging to multiple calendars > (assuming multiple of them are selected on the calendar selection > menu) at the same time. I was soon forced to modify the codebase to > allow for single calendar event viewing instead of the ability to > select multiple calendars at the same time (based on orders from > above). > > > > I was wondering if it is worth adding a feature that allows through a > preference to switch from the ability to view multiple calendar > events at the same time to a single calendar at the same time. I > guess this could be done somewhat as follows: > > > > > > ====================================================== > > In prefs.php, add a preference value. > > $prefGroups['view']['members'][] = 'caldisplaymode'; > > $_prefs['caldisplaymode'] = array( > > 'value' => 'single', > > 'locked' => false, > > 'shared' => false, > > 'type' => 'enum', > > 'enum' => array('single'=>'Single Calendar','multiple'=>'Multiple > Calendars'), > > 'desc' => _("Select if you want to view multiple calendar events > at the same time or only a single calendar events at the same time."), > > ); > > > > And in /lib/base.php: > > if ($GLOBALS['prefs']->getValue('caldisplaymode')=='single') { > > $GLOBALS['display_calendars'] = array($d_cal); > > } else if (in_array($d_cal, $GLOBALS['display_calendars'])) { > > $key = array_search($d_cal, $GLOBALS['display_calendars']); > > unset($GLOBALS['display_calendars'][$key]); > > } else > > $GLOBALS['display_calendars'][] = $d_cal; > > > > ================================================== > > > > Just a thought. > >
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