Daniel Garcia-Gil wrote:Hello...
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thanks so much
Hello,
What is the fix for the method ::Adddates() in order to show records from DBF and add dates?.
Thank you.
adddates read all appointments and load them on class to show box or special box.
see also LoadDates( nStart, nEnd, dStart, dEnd, cText, cSubject ) method on tcalex class
I trying to read these classes and I saw we need only two important features:
an action when we click on cell of dayview and the possibilty to insert a dialog to create or modify a new appointment (record)
Insert the possiblity to show different type of Box ( colors, Bitmaps,Special day,...)
IF YOU Write here What we need for it ...
Silvio, if we can send email in some events... like day 30 send email to ....
Norberto
like a cronjob ?
if we can send email in some events... like day 30 send email to ....
What is the fix for the method ::Adddates() in order to show records from DBF and add dates?.
Also I have a oldest TEvent class
with sound alarm
telephon or bell sound or user sound
oEvent:=TEvent():New( dDate, cTime, bAction, cMsg,cSound, cTypeSound, everyday, nEachMin )
James,
I think it is a starting point but
we need some features before ..to use it to our applications
first.
I saw on day view if I click an area I cannot insert a record.
I cannot move the mouse and move the black rectangule it create when I click an area
Second
do you understand how insert a new record ?
third
we can change the visualization of box and special box with bitmaps
sample : we can use the class tevent to set an alarm but we can insert also a bitmap a bell into the cell day we selected.
I think we need these feature before...
but I am thinking we must work together to arrive a solution for the community.
Reinaldo and Daniel have made this gift to us, we must not waste this opportunity !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Falconi,
Yes, I agree, the calendar needs all those features. And no, I don't know how to program any of them. I have never done anything similar before.
Regards,
James
