Re: [Phpgroupware-developers] Calendar CSV Import / Export

[Bob Crandell]

Also, it would be nice if it didn't produce duplicates if you import the same 
file
twice.

Alex Borges (lex) (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>El jue, 03-10-2002 a las 10:37, Timotheus Pokorra escribió:
>> Hello,
>>
>> I'm working on my diploma thesis at the moment. I did an analysis of
>> existing group calendaring solutions, and decided that phpGroupWare
>> would be the best and cheapest solution for the organisation I'm working
>>
>> for. But they need an offline client, and I would like to use Outlooks
>> CSV support.
>>
>> So I am thinking about Calendar CSV Import / Export functionality in
>> phpGroupWare.
>
>Kindly go ahead!.... just a few thoughts... analayze how is that handled
>by the addressbook because diferent outlook versions will give you
>diferent order and names for fields in csv files.... the addressbook's
>way to do it makes it easy to code a a file for each language to import
>outlook csv.... There is also a generic way to relate that is very nice.
>
>Also, remember that db tables have a fixed field width. It may take some
>changineg in your (or users of your feature) db tables to accomodate the
>size of the fields that outlook will generate....
>
>> Is there anybody already working on it?
>> Otherwise I would work for the next 2 weeks on it.
>> I would use a lot of the code of the Addressbook Import/Export
>> functionality.
>>
>> Would that be Ok?
>>
>> Timotheus
>>
>>
>>
>>
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