Calendar

Embed a shared calendar in a variety of views from MS Exchange (outlook) into a webpage.

Example: /playground/Calendar

Start by creating a unique public calendar in Outlook.

Embed a shared calendar in a variety of views from MS Exchange (outlook) into a webpage.

Adding a News or Calendar Event from the Placeholder Directory to your page.

Specify the name of the public calendar namer, the sliding window of time you want to see, and the display style.

Custom Attributes:

• moreinfotarget : optional, NOT being processed. (popup) default. Originally intended to choose between a popup or full mouse page if link is clicked.
• liststyle : month - draw entire month
  thin - draw date/title of event with mouse over showing abbreviated event body, and click drawing in a popup.
  thick - three columns returned, date , title, body
  thick2 - two columns return date, title/body
• daterangedaysfuture : integer. Number of days in the future you want the window to see starting from now() date.
• datalocation : example public/UCC Web Calendar - physical location of the database on exchange server
• daterangedayspast : integer. Number of days in the past you want the windows to see starting from now() date.
• maxitems : integer. The maximum number of you events you want in the list.
• listtitle : optional, what you would like to name the calendar.
• maxdescriptionLetters : integer. Processed if liststyle:thin. How many characters you want to see in the mouseover window.
• pagebreadcrumb : optional, NOT being processed. Originally intended to set the breadcrumb of the popup in liststyle:thin.

<placeholder_event datalocation="public/UCC Web Calendar" daterangedaysfuture="50" daterangedayspast="1" liststyle="thin" listtitle="List Title" maxdescriptionLetters="50" maxitems="10" moreinfotarget="popup" pagebreadcrumb="bread.crumb" title="event placeholder" />

This is an example of the thin style being rendered, complete with mouseover tooltip, and the calendar event popup if the link is clicked.

Visit www.uccsda.org/event for an interactive example of other views.