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Schedule Plugin

Compatible with DokuWiki

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plugin Schedule (for instance social events)

Last updated on
2021-03-31
Provides
Syntax
Requires
inseecity, ol3

Tagged with boxes, calendar, geo, maps, spatial, style

Installation

:!: External requirements: This plugin requires the following additional components that must be installed separately:

Search and install the plugin using the Extension Manager. Refer to Plugins on how to install plugins manually.

Examples/Usage

See the plugin in action here (fr.) or here (fr.) and some documentation here

Different block are connected. Some popup appears according selection. The maps are interactive…

On a dedicated schedule page:

{{schedule>agenda prop >!}}

On a sidebar:

{{schedule>agenda table >!}}

On a event page

<schedule>
56243 | 47.6177 | -2.7357 | Centre Culturel Grain de Sel \\ 5 ter, rue des écoles \\ 56 860
</schedule>

Syntax

Schedule by lines:

{{schedule>nameSpace [help] [id="id"] [(<|=|>)(!|+-delta|jj/mm/aa|jj/mm/aaaa)] [#maxLine] [prop|form|ctrl] [(member|what|audience|noMember|noWhat|noAudience)="x1,x2,..."] }}

A compact representation (table + map):

{{schedule>nameSpace table [(<|=|>)(!|+-delta|jj/mm/aa|jj/mm/aaaa)] }}

On a event page to localize the event:

<schedule>
inseeCode | lat | long | name ~br~ street ~br zipCode ~end~
...
</schedule>

One line per plot.

The user may not have to use this syntax. This part of code is automatically generated with the “wizard” button associated to each new event.

Management:

{{schedule admin }}

Capability to move events form on schedule to an other (archive operations).

Configuration and Settings

Questions

I am trying to set-up this plug-in and I am confused with the dataDir, groupsDir and scheduleSubDir.

An example will help. Thanks — Bruno Généré 2019-09-27 17:45