Comments on: Overview of the New dotCMS 1.6 Calendar http://www.supersatellite.com/2008/05/14/overview-of-the-new-dotcms-16-calendar/ Blogging in a new web Thu, 28 Aug 2008 00:44:58 +0000 http://wordpress.org/?v=2.6.1 By: idris http://www.supersatellite.com/2008/05/14/overview-of-the-new-dotcms-16-calendar/#comment-672 idris Fri, 13 Jun 2008 15:33:19 +0000 http://www.supersatellite.com/?p=287#comment-672 hey Michael! thanks for yr response... i unpublished or even tried archeiving the event but still it shows on the front end... till it is deleted....why so? i am working on the dotCMS 1.6.0.6 version... hey Michael!
thanks for yr response…
i unpublished or even tried archeiving the event but still it shows on the front end… till it is deleted….why so?
i am working on the dotCMS 1.6.0.6 version…

]]> By: Michael Fienen http://www.supersatellite.com/2008/05/14/overview-of-the-new-dotcms-16-calendar/#comment-671 Michael Fienen Fri, 13 Jun 2008 02:22:16 +0000 http://www.supersatellite.com/?p=287#comment-671 On the back end, all events show up on the calendar, including unpublished and archived events. Note the colored markers next to them. Things with yellow and red markers won't be visible on the front end. This is for two reasons: one, to prevent accidental deletion and provide a moderation backchannel, and two, because calendar events are content like anything else in the system, it has to adhere to the same publishing rules. This also means they follow standard workflow protocols, so event "approval" would stem from the permissions of the person creating the event. On the back end, all events show up on the calendar, including unpublished and archived events. Note the colored markers next to them. Things with yellow and red markers won’t be visible on the front end. This is for two reasons: one, to prevent accidental deletion and provide a moderation backchannel, and two, because calendar events are content like anything else in the system, it has to adhere to the same publishing rules. This also means they follow standard workflow protocols, so event “approval” would stem from the permissions of the person creating the event.

]]> By: idris http://www.supersatellite.com/2008/05/14/overview-of-the-new-dotcms-16-calendar/#comment-670 idris Thu, 12 Jun 2008 22:06:17 +0000 http://www.supersatellite.com/?p=287#comment-670 hi is it that i am mistaken? i tried using the cms 1.6 calender... but i cant find the evenet approval or disapproval link and even after unpublishing or archeiving the event remains on the list... only if i delete does it not show... is there something i am missing... besides all this the feature is cool and i am luving to use it.... the video helped too.. thanks hi
is it that i am mistaken? i tried using the cms 1.6 calender… but i cant find the evenet approval or disapproval link and even after unpublishing or archeiving the event remains on the list…
only if i delete does it not show…
is there something i am missing…

besides all this the feature is cool and i am luving to use it…. the video helped too.. thanks

]]> By: Christopher Falzone http://www.supersatellite.com/2008/05/14/overview-of-the-new-dotcms-16-calendar/#comment-600 Christopher Falzone Thu, 15 May 2008 12:02:39 +0000 http://www.supersatellite.com/?p=287#comment-600 Great Article! Thanks for the overview. Great Article! Thanks for the overview.

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