Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Daily emailing of Calendar events?

[Brian Johnson]

Well, I guess either stick with twiki outside of phpgw .. or look at moving the 
data
into the phpgw wiki

You could look at the formatting tags that you have used in your twiki and see 
if
you can just copy the twiki to the wiki



Chris Hirsch (address@hidden) wrote:
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>Yeah but we've already started with twiki...so...I'm not sure where
>we'll go from there...suggestions are welcome :-)
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>Brian Johnson wrote:
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>>Did you know there is a wiki in phpgw?
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>>Chris Hirsch (address@hidden) wrote:
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>>>Sweet! Well this just got phpgroupware accepted for real in my office
>>>:-) I'll let everybody know how it goes. The funny thing is that *this*
>>>is the killer app that we were after. Well, that, and integration with
>>>twiki, gallery and other fun things but I'll be looking at that in the
>>>future.
>>>
>>>address@hidden wrote:
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>>>>and I can confirm that Tom's contrib works :-)
>>>>
>>>>Regards,
>>>>Hsing-Foo
>>>>
>>>>Tom Gasaway (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>>>>>I submitted a patch (934) back in January that contains a script that
>>>>>can be run as a cron on your server that sends email to users notifying
>>>>>them of an upcoming event.  The user administers how far in advance of
>>>>>the event they want to be notified through the "Alarm Management"
>>>>>interface.  The patch is at:
>>>>>http://savannah.gnu.org/patch/?func=detailpatch&patch_id=934&group_id=509
>>>>>
>>>>>Tom
>>>>>
>>>>>Chris Hirsch wrote:
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>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>>Hey all..before I go trying to re-invent something that has already been
>>>>>>done, I was wondering if anybody had already created something that
>>>>>>would query the events in the Calendar for like the next 7 days and send
>>>>>>out a daily email containg all of these upcoming events. I would like
>>>>>>this to be a daily thing to give people a heads up on upcoming events.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>This sounds super easy and I was hoping that somebody had already done
>>>>>>this or could point me in the correct direction for either a sql select
>>>>>>statement or whatever was necessary to do this.
>>>>>>
>>>>>>Thanks!
>>>>>>Chris
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
>>>>>>
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