[xwiki-users] Calendar feature

[Mihails Agafonovs]

Hi! 
There is a one annoying thing in XWiki Calendar - when I type a long
event name, calendar brokes. This is because calendar is built as a
table. 
I think there should be a script added that checks calendar table
cell width and event name, and, if necessary, cuts off the string.
 Цитирование "Esbach, Brandon" : Thanks for the reply Sergiu,
 It looks like the HTML is built up in JAVA manually; which means
it's a
 little difficult for me to alter it (due to both my configuration
and
 Java exposure).
 I did notice though that there is a property called "script", which
 seems to be where I can inject something I need.  I can't find any
 documentation (or comments) around this code though, can someone
advise
 on how this property could be used?
 -----Original Message-----
 From: users-bounces at xwiki.org [mailto:users-bounces at xwiki.org] On
Behalf
 Of Sergiu Dumitriu
 Sent: 04 January 2008 12:35
 To: XWiki Users
 Subject: Re: [xwiki-users] Calendar feature
 Esbach, Brandon wrote:
 (possbily more for the devs)
 I've been asked to add more detail to the calendar tool (a simple 
 tooltip with the description for the event)... but I can't seem to
 find 
 where the table is built up from.  Is it not modifiable (without 
 rewriting core wiki modules I mean)?
 And if not, is there a way to add parameters to the  object it 
 creates for each event, for eg to add the title property.
 I thought I answered this, maybe forgot to do it...
 So, the calendar is generated by a plugin, see
 xwiki-core/com.xpn.xwiki.plugins.calendar.*
 Sergiu
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