_{^{'; # match inline-category in event string. # the inline-section has to be placed after the time (or date, if time is omitted) $conf['gCal_inline_Category_hidden'] = '^\s*\[([A-Za-z_ ]+)\]'; $conf['gCal_inline_Category_visible'] = '^\s*$([A-Za-z_ ]+)$'; # how to display times in events -> #h=hour ; #m=minutes ; #r=rest (am/pm) $conf['gCal_time'] = "#h^#m#r"; // minutes superscript underlined #$conf['gCal_time'] = "#h:#m#r"; // use this, if you don't like the superscript-form}} ===== Discussion ===== ==== Events ==== Has anyone gotten the Holiday event style working? It's mentioned above, and there are several images for it, but no mention of it in the **events.css** file. The example syntax shown above doesn't work, even after creating a .holiday style. --- //[[david.mcneill@ge.com|DGM2]] 2008/09/17 00:26// ==== Yearly view or overview ==== Hi frank, really nice plugin and for our projects very useful! Only a small thing I miss but important to have would be something like a yearly overview. Where you can see long spaces of time (for example in different background colours for a calendar/project/team). --- //[[bobbelsche@arcor.de|bobbelsche]] 2007/04/24 10:02// ==== Pages & Namespaces ==== > the 'pages=(my:namespace:*)' format does not seem to work... I get an empty calendar from start.txt page instead of list of pages. 'pages=(my:namespace:a,my:namespace:b,my:namespace:c)' works just fine. any pointers? thanks >> My tests on this feature worked fine. Can you try the option "nested". > Same problem here: yields a 3-column monthly overview with the 3rd column empty and labeled 'start'. Using or not using the "nested" option did not make a difference... For me it seems to be that :calendar:* includes :calendar:work (and :calendar:home). As far as I tested it, this got wrong. --- //[[|Heiko Studt]] 18.01.2007// ==== Customization of style.css ==== >Is it possible to keep the customization to the style.css in a subfolder? This way upgrades can be done without destroying the changes. >>Yes. Done this in the preview release as of 2006-09-17. See [[#Installation]]. >>> Unfortunately, the archive contains the conf/*.css files, so simply extracting the file will overwrite all your custom modifications... Maybe the files can be renamed to conf/*.css.example so that the user still sees how to customize gcalendar. >It was a little confusing for me where the styles actually came from. I found //after I made the plugin dir writable for the webserver// a **.../gcalendar/style.css** was generated by the plugin, combining **.../inc/standard.css** and the css files from **.../user/*css**. These last files are the one you are supposed to customize. It's a nice system, but it might have a little notice in the "installation" paragraph. ==== Option to turn of the table head ==== >Hi. Would it be possible to make an option to turn of the table head? This would come in handy for displaying only the current day events(mode=day). Right now the table head takes up most of the space. Cheers. Oh, and I love this plugin. Great work! --- //[[primoz.verdnik@gmail.com|Drye Kindrew]] 2006-12-16 21:47// >> Done this in the latest release. ==== Adding multiple events ==== >Hi Frank. Am now using gcalendar exclusively for project planning activities. This works if the events are added by each team member individually;however its difficult for me to add planned/agreed events to each member of the team; takes some time to open each member's page and add events. >Two ways I could think of making this easy: > * AJAX. Add events directly on the calendar; like Google calendar > * A form with pull down menus which would allow selection of the member, the event category, date and time etc >I am no PHP programmer but would it be too difficult? Does this approach make sense at all?\\ >Thanks again for the wonderful plugin. >--- //[[shivshan@hotmail.com|Shiva Shankar]] 2006-09-18// >>Hi Shiva. I am happy that you find this plugin so useful. But I decided earlier that I don't want to make this plugin too complex. Sorry! (I can not promise that I will not change my decision in the future). --- Frank 2006-09-18 ==== Skipping Weekends in Date Range ==== >Here's an easier one :) How about an option to skip events on weekends, when the date range includes them? For ex, I want to plan a event on all weekdays for the next 2 weeks, but not on weekends. Right now I have to break the event into two, one for each week. Else the event shows up on weekends also. --- //[[shivshan@hotmail.com|Shiva Shankar]] 2006-10-13// >>It would be no problem to implement this, but I don't want to clutter the wiki source too much. Do you have any syntax suggestions ? * 01.01.2007 -- 20.01.2007 Practica at IBM => double minus * 01.01.2007 -1111100- 20.01.2007 Practica at IBM => binary vector for each day (very ugly) * 01.01.2007 - 20.01.2007 Practica at IBM => binary vector as hidden comment ==== Colour Coordination ==== >On my wiki the user can change between templates. I've adjusted my standard.css [below] to use the current templates colour scheme instead of the static one defined as default. >The effect is that gcalendar looks acceptable regardless of which template you are using. perhaps this should be the default packaged with gCalendar? >>Nice idea, but it doesn't work out of the box with my preferred template "monobook for DokuWiki". >>>It seems to work with most other [[:Template]] though. Template makers are encouraged to use colours like %%__background_alt__%% defined in each template's style.ini. Perhaps the Monobook needs to be updated. --- //[[gviktor.at.gmail.com@example.com|Viktor Söderqvist]] 2006-11-28 13:45// >>>>To quickly update a template (like the the monobook template) to use your standard CSS as posted below, you need to add a few lines to lib/tpl/[yourtemplate]/style.ini. I've added it [below] your standard.css ==== ISO date ==== >Possibility to use ISO style dates yyyy-mm-dd. This is the main format used in Sweden and probably other countries as well and on many other places such as this wiki. --- //[[gviktor.at.gmail.com@example.com|Viktor Söderqvist]] 2006-11-28 13:45// >>Done this in latest release (2006-11-29 :-) ) ==== PHP Error ==== >Hi, when using this plugin I get the following Error: "Warning: Call-time pass-by-reference has been deprecated - argument passed by value; If you would like to pass it by reference, modify the declaration of preg_match_all(). If you would like to enable call-time pass-by-reference, you can set allow_call_time_pass_reference to true in your INI file. However, future versions may not support this any longer. in /var/www/htdocs/dokuwiki/lib/plugins/gcalendar/inc/gcal_read.php on line 345". As I am not a PHP-Coder I don't know how to fix this. (Well it could turn all errors of in php.ini but that's not a clean solution. Any Ideas= >>Just remove the ampersand "&" in line 345 before ''$wiki_links''. I will fix this in the next release. ---- > I also received PHP errors on DokuWiki version 2006-03-09 and I had to add "DOKU_GCAL." in front of all the require_once() paths in syntax.php and gcal_main.php. The include() calls already had the DOKU_GCAL but the require_once paths didn't. // - GJH 2007-01-19 // ==== Monthly view extended ==== I've added some new features to gcalendar. You can now print a standard monthly calendar (weeks as rows and days of week as columns), and can specify number of forward/backward days a monthly calendar would show, rather than showing the whole month. I don't know if the author would find these features interesting enough to incorporate into his own maintained version. You can visit [[http://www.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~ahmet/Wiki/software/gcalendar/gcalendar|my webpage]] for details. — [[http://www.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~ahmet|Ahmet Sacan]] >Hi Frank, great job on this plugin, it's very useful for my company. I've modified Ahmet's modified version (nice job on these features as well Ahmet) so that the weeks started on Sunday instead of Saturday (what we are used to in US). Are you interested in accepting patches, such as Ahmet's changes and mine? If so I'd be glad to clean these features up as options and submit them otherwise I won't bother. Thanks. --- //[[ncd@vectorcast.com|Nick]] 2007-01-03 20:19// >>I've added the option to specify which day of the week to start from. One can now specify the default startofday in the conf page, or override it in the gcalendar options in the wiki page. visit [[http://www.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~ahmet/Wiki/software/gcalendar/gcalendar|my webpage]] for details. //[[http://www.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~ahmet|Ahmet Sacan]] 2007-01-07 12:18// ==== Naming Groups ==== Above, it reads "You can also add a name to a group. See examples below". Well, here's how: ==== Recurring Events ==== Is there any way to create a recurring event? for example if I want something to happen every Monday, is there a simple way to do that? I tried to do it generating the proper date bullets using PHP code on my calendar page, but this plug-in seems to ignore that code. > I'm missing probably the same thing. I would try to add it myself, but I'm not so good in PHP and it would be good to have it in default. It would really be nice to put weekly and monthly events in the calendar like this: * Monday 10:00 My English classes * Friday 19:00 Go to pub with my friends * 1st Pay the bills * 15th Replace something somewhere * 10.*. Download security updates ;-) * 25.x. 13:00 Buy my favourite magazine > I'm not sure what to use for monthly events. I really like the #st/#nd/#rd/#th notation, but it can not be localized. The #.*. is more universal in this way. Anyway ... I really would like this feature :-) ==== Recurring Events - Bug Found and squashed ==== Lets pretend that it is Dec 30, and your significant others birthday is on Jan 2. You have the date sitting in your GCalendar, but for whatever reason today (Dec 30) the birthday is not showing up. Probably not a cool thing since MOST stores will be closed on Jan 1. ;) I discovered this bug when I set my calendar ahead by 365 days to see what would happen. Low and behold my wifes birthday (As well as my kids) didn't show up. The fix is extremely simple. Edit the lib/plugins/gcalendar/gcal_read.php file and do a search forif(strlen($y)==0) $y=date('Y',$default_date); and replace that entire line with the following: if(strlen($y)==0) { $y=date('Y',$default_date); $wikidate=mktime(0,0,0,$m,$d,$y); if ($wikidate < time()) { $y=$y+1; } } Your life shall be saved. ;) - Pontiac76 ==== Problem changing date ==== >>I changed the local_conf.php file to use European settings and the calendar hasn't updated, it's trying to tell me it's yesterday and its still reading the dates as mm/dd/yyyy. I am sure it worked fine on a previous install. >Please help? Try adding ~~NOCACHE~~ somewhere in your document. - Pontiac76 ==== Problem strftime contra date ==== Under DokuWiki-2009-02-14b the gCal_currentDate may not displayed correctly. Solution: vim .../plugins/gcalendar/inc/gcal_show.php Line 80 change: echo "
".date($conf['dformat']).""; into echo "
".strftime($conf['dformat']).""; Greetz, floodfill ==== Patched Version: Mix of Ahmet 20070107 and Original 20061219 ==== Download: [[https://www.kvfg.net/wiki/lib/exe/fetch.php?media=web:gcalendar_2009_1011_v2.zip]] I needed the options provided by [[http://user.ceng.metu.edu.tr/~ahmet/Wiki/doku.php?id=software:dokuwiki:gcalendar:home|Ahmet]] and the new "noheader" options provided by the newest release on this page. Without really knowing PHP all I did was to use MELD (a gnome diff tool) to synchronize the changes in the two packages. I also added the other.css file from this page to make it read and use style.ini. (Comment on June 2012): This Version of gcal has been working for my sites using a variety of themes since November 2009 on all DokuWiki Versions up to the recent one ... which is still true for Adora Belle! ===== Standard.css ===== So is this the modified CSS from the discussion above, using colours like %%__background_alt__%% defined in each template's style.ini. /* * standard.css is the main style-sheet for the DokuWiki plugin gCalendar * * you should not edit this file. modify this files: * * /user/background.css --> to set background-pictures for specific events * /user/events.css --> to set event-Pictures and text-styles for your events * /user/other.css --> to optionally overwrite the styles in the standard.css file */ /* main-table definition ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_table { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; border: 2px solid __border__; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; font-family: Verdana, Geneva, Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 1em; line-height: 1.25em; } /* current-date in table-header ---------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_currentDate { padding:5px; font-size:0.8em; color : __text_alt__; } /* navi-table (header of main-table) ----------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_naviTable { width: 100%; border-collapse: collapse; background-color: __background_other__; padding: 0px; margin: 0px; font-size: 2em; line-height: 1em; border-bottom: 1px solid __border__; } .gCal_link_prev {text-align: left} .gCal_link_next {text-align: right} /* column-header ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_columnHead { background-color: __background_other__; } .gCal_header a, .gCal_header a:visited, .gCal_columnHead a, .gCal_columnHead a:visited {color: blue} /* definition of event to page links ----------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_pagelink a, .gCal_pagelink a:visited { color: #888; font-size: 1em; font-weight: normal; text-transform: uppercase; border-top : 1px solid __border__; border-bottom : 1px solid __border__; } .gCal_pagelink a:hover { background: Blue; color: white; text-decoration: none; } /* hide some elements on printout -------------------------------------------------------------- */ @media print { .gCal_currentDate, .gCal_link_prev, .gCal_link_next, .gCal_pagelink a {display:none} } /* style of date and weekday in month-view */ .gCal_mv_day { font-size: 1.2em; font-weight: bold; } .gCal_mv_weekday { font-size: 0.8em; font-weight: bold; } /* Weekdays 0=sunday ... 6=saturday */ td.gCal_wd { border: 1px solid __border__; padding: 3px; } td.gCal_wd_datecell {text-align: center} .gCal_wd { background-color: none; font-size: 1em __text__; } .gCal_wd_6 { /* saturday */ background-color: __background_alt__; color: __text_alt__; } .gCal_wd_0 { /* sunday */ background-color: __background_neu__; color: __text_neu__; } td.gCal_wd_0 { /* sunday */ border-bottom: 2px solid __border__; } td.gCal_wd_6 { /* saturday */ border-top: 2px solid __border__; } @media screen { td.gCal_today { background-color: __extern__; border-top: 3px solid __existing__; border-bottom: 3px solid __existing__; color: __missing__; } td.gCal_todayFrame { border-top: 3px solid __existing__; border-bottom: 3px solid __existing__; } } /* category-styles for date entries. The category has to be capitalized ! ---------------------- */ .gCal_event { /* Standard definition of an event entry */ display: block; font-size: 0.9em; color:__text__; padding-left: 25px; padding-top: 3px; padding-bottom: 3px; background: url(images/date.gif) no-repeat center left; } =====Other.css===== [[http://pike.kw.nl/files/documents/pike/reference/dokuwiki/gcalendar.png|{{http://pike.kw.nl/files/documents/pike/reference/dokuwiki/gcalendar.png?100 |preview}}]] I took the code from the author above, but rewrote it as an override, which is the proper way to override CSS in this plugin nowadays. paste the code below into .../user/other.css in your plugin, make sure the plugin dir is writable for the webserver, and press reload. the exact style of your calendar plugin will now look different depending on the template you use. on the left, you see a preview of gcalendar with the other.css below in the monobook template. the default template looks quite the same, by the way... but it will look different in your favorite star-trek skin :-) /* * overridden from standard.css; using only __replacements__ * also less big, less bold, and less borders .. *-pike-splitbrain@kw.nl 200701 */ /* main-table definition ----------------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_table { border: 1px solid __border__; font-family: sans-serif; } /* current-date in table-header ---------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_currentDate { font-size:.8em; font-weight:normal; color : __text__; } /* navi-table (header of main-table) ----------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_naviTable { background-color: __background_alt__; font-size:1.2em; line-height: 1.2em; border-bottom: 0px solid __border__; } .gCal_naviTable td.gCal_header { font-size:1.2em;padding:.3em; } .gCal_link_prev {font-weight:normal; vertical-align:top;} .gCal_link_next {font-weight:normal; vertical-align:top;} /* column-header ------------------------------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_columnHead { background-color: __background_nue__; border:1px solid __border__; text-align:left; padding-left:.2em; } .gCal_header a, .gCal_header a:visited {color: __text__} .gCal_columnHead a, .gCal_columnHead a:visited {color: __text_alt__} /* definition of event to page links ----------------------------------------------------------- */ .gCal_pagelink a, .gCal_pagelink a:visited { color: __text_alt__; border-top : 0px; border-bottom : 0px; font-style:italic; padding-left:1em; text-transform:none; } .gCal_pagelink a:hover { background-color:white; color: __text_alt__; text-decoration:underline; } /* style of date and weekday in month-view */ .gCal_mv_day { font-size: 1em; font-weight: normal; } .gCal_mv_weekday { font-size: 0.8em; font-weight: normal; } /* Weekdays 0=sunday ... 6=saturday */ td.gCal_wd { border: 1px solid __border__; } td.gCal_wd_datecell { background-color: __background_neu__; text-align: left } .gCal_wd { font-size: 1em __text__; } .gCal_wd_6 { /* saturday */ background-color: __background_alt__; color: __text_alt__; } .gCal_wd_0 { /* sunday */ background-color: __background_alt__; color: __text_alt__; } td.gCal_wd_0 { /* sunday */ background-color: __background_alt__; border-bottom: 1px solid __border__; } td.gCal_wd_6 { /* saturday */ background-color: __background_alt__; border-top: 1px solid __border__; } @media screen { td.gCal_today { background-color: __highlight__; border-top: 1px solid __border__; border-bottom: 1px solid __border__; color: __text__; } td.gCal_todayFrame { background-color: __highlight__; border-top: 1px solid __border__; border-bottom: 1px solid __border__; } } /* category-styles for date entries. The category has to be capitalized ! ---------------------- */ .gCal_event { /* Standard definition of an event entry */ color:__text__; } ====style.ini==== In case you're using an older version of DokuWiki, or a template that doesn't recognize the replacements used above (like monobook), add the following lines to your .../lib/tpl/[yourtemplate]/style.ini: ; new DokuWiki styles as of 2006-08 ; see http://www.dokuwiki.org/devel:css#styleini __background__ = "#fff" __text__ = "#000" __background_alt__ = "#dee7ec" __text_alt__ = "#638c9c" __background_neu__ = "#f5f5f5" __text_neu__ = "#666" __border__ = "#8cacbb" __background_other__ = "#f7f9fa" __text_other__ = "#ccc" ;__extern__ = "#436976" ;__existing__ = "#090" ;__missing__ = "#f30" ;__highlight__ = "#ff9" ===== Localization ===== ==== Japanese Language ==== */ $lang['gCal_day'] = '曜日'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = '日'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = '月'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = '火'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = '水'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = '木'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = '金'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = '土'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = '1月'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = '2月'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = '3月'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = '4月'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = '5月'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = '6月'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = '7月'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = '8月'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = '9月'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = '10月'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = '11月'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = '12月'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = '週 '; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'm/d'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'Y/m/d'; # date-format for day in day-view ==== Slovak language ==== ==== Norwegian language file ==== Make a subfolder named ''no'' in the ''lang'' folder. Put this text in a file named ''lang.php'' in the ''no'' folder: */ $lang['gCal_day'] = 'Dato'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = 'Søndag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = 'Mandag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = 'Tirsdag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = 'Onsdag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = 'Torsdag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = 'Fredag'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = 'Lørdag'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = 'Januar'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = 'Februar'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = 'Mars'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = 'April'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = 'Mai'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = 'Juni'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = 'Juli'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = 'August'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = 'September'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = 'Oktober'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = 'November'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = 'Desember'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = 'Uke '; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'd.m.'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'd.m.Y'; # date-format for day in day-view ==== pt-br (Brazilian locale) for lang.php ==== This is my contribution for pt-br locale used by gcalendar:\\ //Sorry, but I could not upload the file, so I had to put it here as a text.//\\ */ $lang['gCal_day'] = 'Dia'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = 'Domingo'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = 'Segunda'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = 'Terça'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = 'Quarta'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = 'Quinta'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = 'Sexta'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = 'Sábado'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = 'Janeiro'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = 'Fevereiro'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = 'Março'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = 'Abril'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = 'Maio'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = 'Junho'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = 'Julho'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = 'Agosto'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = 'Setembro'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = 'Outubro'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = 'Novembro'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = 'Dezembro'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = 'Semana '; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'd/m'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'd/m/Y'; # date-format for day in day-view ==== Es (Spanish locale) for lang.php ==== Made an "es" directory and put this file. Then change the syntax.php file to use this new locale. ==== Polish language file ==== Make a subfolder named ''pl'' in the ''lang'' folder. Put this text in a file named ''lang.php'' in the ''pl'' folder: */ $lang['gCal_day'] = 'Dzień'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = 'Niedziela'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = 'Poniedziałek'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = 'Wtorek'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = 'Środa'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = 'Czwartek'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = 'Piątek'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = 'Sobota'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = 'Styczeń'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = 'Luty'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = 'Marzec'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = 'Kwiecień'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = 'Maj'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = 'Czerwiec'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = 'Lipiec'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = 'Sierpień'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = 'Wrzesień'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = 'Październik'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = 'Listopad'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = 'Grudzień'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = 'Tydzień '; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'm-d'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'Y-m-d'; # date-format for day in day-view ==== Latvian language file ==== Make a subfolder named ''lv'' in the ''lang'' folder. Put this text in a file named ''lang.php'' in the ''lv'' folder: ?php /** * latvian language file * * @license GPL 2 (http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl.html) * @author Aivars Miška */ $lang['gCal_day'] = 'Diena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = 'Svētdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = 'Pirmdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = 'Otrdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = 'Trešdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = 'Ceturtdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = 'Piektdiena'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = 'Sestdiena'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = 'Janvāris'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = 'Februāris'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = 'Marts'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = 'Aprīlis'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = 'Maijs'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = 'Jūnijs'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = 'Jūlijs'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = 'Augusts'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = 'Septembris'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = 'Oktobris'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = 'Novembris'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = 'Decembris'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = 'Nedēļa'; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'd.m.'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'd.m.Y.'; # date-format for day in day-view ==== Korean Language ==== */ $lang['gCal_day'] = '요일'; $lang['gCal_weekday_0'] = '일'; $lang['gCal_weekday_1'] = '월'; $lang['gCal_weekday_2'] = '화'; $lang['gCal_weekday_3'] = '수'; $lang['gCal_weekday_4'] = '목'; $lang['gCal_weekday_5'] = '금'; $lang['gCal_weekday_6'] = '토'; $lang['gCal_month_1'] = '1월'; $lang['gCal_month_2'] = '2월'; $lang['gCal_month_3'] = '3월'; $lang['gCal_month_4'] = '4월'; $lang['gCal_month_5'] = '5월'; $lang['gCal_month_6'] = '6월'; $lang['gCal_month_7'] = '7월'; $lang['gCal_month_8'] = '8월'; $lang['gCal_month_9'] = '9월'; $lang['gCal_month_10'] = '10월'; $lang['gCal_month_11'] = '11월'; $lang['gCal_month_12'] = '12월'; # === Week-View : Label for Week of year === $lang['gCal_weekofyear'] = '주 '; # Date-Format (the leftmost column of the calendar) $lang['gCal_mv_day'] = 'j'; # date-format for day in month-view $lang['gCal_wv_day'] = 'm/d'; # date-format for day in week-view $lang['gCal_dv_day'] = 'Y/m/d'; # date-format for day in day-view