Embedding calendar as widget

[mtset]

Hi everyone,

I'm implementing this system for a department at Concordia here in
Montreal. It's for a department that has a number of sub-departments
who will create their own events, with the possibility of recommending
content for the main calendar. I'd like each sub-department to have
their own calendar in their home page sidebar and the main department
to have an aggregate calendar in its sidebar.

I was wondering if there was any in-built ability in this event
calendar to spit out embeddable code or some other means of generating
a sidebar-sized version of a calendar. You could embed it with
file_get_conents(), for example, and it would call something like /
calendar.php?calendar=chaplaincy&width=220 and out comes a well-formed
HTML snippet with a calendar inside.

If this doesn't exist, I'd be happy to take a crack at writing it up.

Take care

jason

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[Brett Bieber]

On Tue, May 25, 2010 at 12:32 AM, mtset <ja...@mtset.com> wrote:
> Hi everyone,
>
> I'm implementing this system for a department at Concordia here in
> Montreal. It's for a department that has a number of sub-departments
> who will create their own events, with the possibility of recommending
> content for the main calendar. I'd like each sub-department to have
> their own calendar in their home page sidebar and the main department
> to have an aggregate calendar in its sidebar.
>
> I was wondering if there was any in-built ability in this event
> calendar to spit out embeddable code or some other means of generating
> a sidebar-sized version of a calendar. You could embed it with
> file_get_conents(), for example, and it would call something like /
> calendar.php?calendar=chaplaincy&width=220 and out comes a well-formed
> HTML snippet with a calendar inside.

There's:
http://events.unl.edu/?monthwidget

as well as the hcalendar snippet output format for every view. So,

http://events.unl.edu/?format=hcalendar
http://events.unl.edu/upcoming/?format=hcalendar

...

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Brett Bieber
University of Nebraska-Lincoln