Problem with 'category colors' and 'on mouse over' in TOC Mode

SEAGLD · 10-06-2005, 02:49 PM

Hi,

i have purchased Easy PHP Calendar twice now, and normally I'm really happy with it. But with the second i have a few problems.
I want to run in it TOC Mode.

1. I have added more categories and gave them different colors. In normal mode they are shown, but not so in TOC. What did i do wrong? U have a link here.

2. When i move my mouse over an event the pop-up does not show up. It does in demo.php - and i have installt the newest OverLIB already -> no effect. I use Internet Explorer 6, and he tells me about an error on the page.

Can u help me out?

Bine

**Brian** · 10-06-2005, 02:57 PM

After looking at the page, I don't see the CSS not the mouse-over code...

Please make sure to follow the direction in the Integration/Important section of the instructions. This should help you get the correct code on your page.

SEAGLD · 10-06-2005, 03:07 PM

Hmm,

sorry, but i don't know what u mean at the moment. Is the problem that i require the calender? Do i have to require a special CSS Style Sheet in that script as well then? And if yes only the one in Theme/default/?
Sorry if it takes a moment longer until i understand.

Bine

**Brian** · 10-06-2005, 03:22 PM

Yes, there is specific code as detailed in the Important section of the instructions that will insert the proper CSS and javascript for the calendar to function correctly on your own pages.

SEAGLD · 10-07-2005, 12:33 AM

Good morning,

what does this optons do?

PHP Code:


			
$CSS=1;

If i enable it the size is different - i have made it smaller normally.

Greets Bine

ve9gra · 10-07-2005, 07:00 AM

As explained in the Important section of the documentation, there are two sets of require() that are needed before you require the calendar itself.

The first [$CSS=1;], which has to be called inside of the <head> tag, is there to apply the theme styles to the calendar. You can customize your theme by editing the esstyle.css that's found in /calendar/theme/*your_theme*/

The second one [$OL=1;], which can be called at any point between the <body> tag and the actual calendar, is there to include the code required for the overLib (mouse-over) popups to work.

If there's any other info you'd like, don't hesitate to ask.

SEAGLD · 10-07-2005, 08:19 AM

Hi,

i know that already. But i want to show the same calendar in two sizes. Therefore i made two stylecheets - both the same in colors, but the sizes changed. Then i include the first for the bigger one, and the second for the smaller one. The problem is that if i say

PHP Code:


			
$css = 1;

he does not take the stylesheet called in the head, but the regular one. He only takes the right stylesheet if i say

PHP Code:


			
$css = 0;

. That's why i asked what accetly

PHP Code:


			
$css = 1;

does.

Greets, Sabine

**Brian** · 10-07-2005, 08:52 AM

$CSS = 1 enables the calendar's CSS on that page.

If you want to add the CSS manually (which it seems you are doing), be sure include the CSS file "theme/categories/categories.css".

SEAGLD · 10-07-2005, 10:16 AM

Thnx, it works now.
Thnx, thnx, thnx.

Greets, Sabine