[TYPO3-calendar] difference by setting the owner of a calendar

Pierre Nya pierre.nya at resolto.com
Thu May 12 18:17:32 CEST 2011


Hi Mario,

many thanks to stay with me. I think i've understood what you mean. I'm just 
a little bit confused coz i really don't find a way to solve my problem.
Let me give a try again please. Here's the structure i have and what i want 
to achieve
 --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------|     Users   | can see all events in the calendar of ... |   create / edit/deleted an event in the calendar of .---------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| chef          |   chef                                                 |chef|                 |   subchef                                            |subchef (only the ones he created)|                 |   employee                                         |employee (only the ones he created)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| subchef     |   subchef                                           |subchef|                 |   employee                                         |employee (only the ones he created)------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------| employee  |   employee                                         |employee-------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------Can you please tell me the best way to achieve this?Thanks.Best regards"Mario Matzulla" <mario at matzullas.de> schrieb im Newsbeitragnews:mailman.1.1305142514.6904.typo3-project-calendar at lists.typo3.org...> Hi Pierre,>> Am 11.05.11 15:50, schrieb Pierre Nya:>> Thanks Mario for your helpful answer. This mean that if have the>> following structure:>> chef1->sub_chef->employee and i want chef1 to enter events for sub_chef>> and employee; and sub_chef to enter events for employee; and each person>> to enter events for himself.>> Then i have to enter in "chef1 kalendar" only one owner:chef1. In>> "sub_chef kalendar", two owners: chef1, sub_chef. In "Employee>> kalendar", three owners:chef1,sub_chef,employee. Is that right? But then>> how can sub_chef could enter an event which will be only view by him?>>> Ok, I think I have to explain our basic structure first:>> You can have private and public calendars. Calendars are container forevents.> If you do not assign any user or group to a calendar it's a publiccalendar which doesn't need any login to present it's events.>> If you assign a user and/or group to a calendar only according people willbe able to see the events belonging to this calendar.> Events inside a private calendar are by default editable by those "owning"the calendar (sure, the fe-editing has to be enabled for those too).>> Now, there are some specialties: An event can get additional owners, whoget the same rights as the calendar owner. If its a public calendar, theevent can be seen by everyone and be manipulated by the addition owner.>> One feature I'm currently working on: free & busy view of a calendar.> -> a private calendar can be enabled to present it's events in terms ofavailable / not available (hiding the event information, but presenting thestart and end date & time) to the public or to certain users and/or groups.>> So far for the basics ;)>> Besides that there are still TYPO3 page- / content-access options to allowfurther combinations>>> BTW do we habe the possibility to enter an event for multiple calendars?>> No, not for events, but there is something similar for meetings:>> A scheduled meeting can be inserted in the calendars of it's attendeesafter those have accepted the meeting via email.>> BUT: if you want to have an event seen by many people, please considercreating a general calendar and restrict the access through TYPO3 options.>> Regards,> Mario>>>>>> Best regards.>>>>>>>> "Mario Matzulla" <mario at matzullas.de> schrieb im Newsbeitrag>> news:mailman.1.1304538417.24078.typo3-project-calendar at lists.typo3.org...>>> Hi Pierre,>>>>>> Am 03.05.11 18:16, schrieb Pierre Nya:>>>> hi folks,>>>>>>>> what is the difference between>>>> -entering a calendar in the fe_user field "The users private calendar">>>> (by adding or editing a fe_user)>>>>>> This option is used for meetings, when you schedule a meeting, the>>> attendees will get a copy of the events too.>>>>>>> and>>>> - entering a fe_user in the calendar field "Owner" (by adding orediting>>>> a calendar)?>>>>>> The owner of a calendar is allowed to see the events of this calendar.>>>>>>>>>>>> Background is the following:>>>> i have a website with over 300 fe_users. Now some of them should have>>>> the possibility to add events for the others. I readed that i have to>>>> create calendars for all fe_users so that it will be possible to enter>>>> an event which will be only visible for them. Coz i don't want this>>>> creation-process to be done each time manually, i want to make a>>>> post-function for either fe_user or cal so that if a user is created>>>> then automatically a calendar will also be create with his name. Now i>>>> want to know the better way for this dependency. After the fe_user is>>>> created, should i:>>>> - create a calendar and add the fe_user id in the field owner of the>>>> calendar (table tx_cal_calendar) or>>>> - create a calendar and add the calendar id in the fieldtx_cal_calendar>>>> of the table fe_users?>>>>>> 1st one or both :)>>>>>> Regards,>>> Mario>>>>>>>> Thanks.>>>>>>


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