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Multiple Events -- Single Day -- Icon Display
Old 06-03-2010, 10:24 AM   #1
JROSENBLATT
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Default Multiple Events -- Single Day -- Icon Display

So I am loving this EasyPHPCalendar its working great and I understand how the spans can be styled inside the calendar for unique background icons that I need.

However I am very new to PHP. I do have a quick question and an example of exactly what I want.

I am looking to replicate the way Auburn (http://www.aualum.org/calendar/index.php) displays a multiple events icon on their page.

When you hover over the multiple event day it displays all the events in a long list in the single mouse over.

My demo page is this : http://www.northgeorgialiving.com/nglm/calendar/

I have two events on the 16th. However when you hover over that day it displays them individually. As you hover over each one.

Does anyone have any idea how I can replicate the same thing they have?

Thanks a lot,

-JROSENBLATT
 
 

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