Calendar support
Reported by Johannes Peeters | September 2nd, 2009 @ 04:51 AM | in Plugin Ideas
It would be great to have calendar support built-in. I am working with a distributed team, and it would be great to share a calendar which is linked to accounts and opportunities in fat-free-crm. Synchronization with iCal / google calendar would be a bonus, but just calendar support is a start.
Is there anything defined in the roadmap that goes into this direction?
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Mike Dvorkin September 2nd, 2009 @ 08:13 AM
Johannes, can you please describe usage scenario (linking to accounts and opportunities in particular)? If you could give specific example that would be great.
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Mike Dvorkin September 3rd, 2009 @ 12:09 AM
- Milestone changed from “0.9.7 "Steinitz"” to “0.9.8 "Lasker"”
Thanks for the detailed write-up. Basically it sounds like you would like to have the Event model (similar to Task) that can be shared among users rather than assigned to an individual. The Calendar itself would be shown on a separate tab. Looks like a perfect candidate for Calendar plugin.
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Mike Dvorkin September 30th, 2009 @ 11:07 PM
- Milestone changed from “0.9.8 "Lasker"” to “Plugin Ideas”
Consider using http://github.com/collectiveidea/calendar_builder plugin which has support for Event model and daily/weekly/monthly calendar views.
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ChristineDillard August 1st, 2022 @ 12:11 AM
Thanks for the calendar support on your forum that would be updated for the people. I’m sure after the help people able to fix the accounts easily. Really admire the edugeeksclub.com reviews updates these are updated please continue sharing help here.
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