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That's great!
Roel

in the side menu go to the Users page and edit the Public access user and put this user in the group "No access".
Roel

The problem is that in this case your application and the calendar are not in the same domain and the PHP session with the user name or email address is not accessible by the calendar.
I have no ready-made solution for this. I will think about it and when I have a bright idea, I will come back here shortly.

Roel

Hi there,
On the admin's Settings page, in the section Views, there is an item "Side panel in calendar views" (5th from the bottom) where you can specify for the three possible side panel elements on which calendar pages they should be shown. You can find details in the admin_guide.html file.

Roel

Hi there,

Once on the category page you have checked the "Check mark" for a certain event category, events in this category will become "todo" events and will get a checkbox in front of their title in the various calendar views. As long as the event's checkbox has not been checked, it will appear in the Todo list.

Roel

I knew that

Hi Greg,

On the Settings page in the Reminders section it is possible to specify the maximum number of recipients per email. When there are more recipients in the list, the calendar will break down the recipients list and send several emails, each with the specified maximum number.
However, unfortunately these staggered emails are send one after each other without delay in between.
The problem is that in PHP it is not possible to program a delay of 30 minutes. There is a "sleep" function, but it cannot sleep longer than the maximum execution time of the PHP script, which is normally some 30 seconds.
At the moment I don't see a simple solution.
How many emails do you have to send in total? And within how much time?

Roel

Hi Doss,
This problem was never reported before. Many calendar users, including myself, are using PHP 7.4 and the latest calendar version 5.1.0 is compatible with PHP 7.4.
I'm sure warnings 2-5 are caused by warning 1.

The cookie path in the file index.php (warning 1) is directly coming from the PHP variable $_SERVER["PHP_SELF"] and therefore should not contain any invalid characters.
I had a look at the calendar source code and saw the cookie path is 100% identical to the RSS feed path of the calendar, without the suffix "/rssfeed . . . .".
So could you please make sure that on the Settings page, in the section general the RSS feed links (3rd from the bottom) is checked, and then hover with your mouse over the RSS button in the left lower corner of the calendar and let me know the link that pops up.

Once we know that this link is OK, we will take it from there.
Roel

Hi Dan,

Spot on Dan, yes I will include this in a next release

Roel

Hi there,

Yes, that's possible.
When you add or edit an event, in the Add/Edit Event window, in the Send mail section, you can check the Send mail "now" checkbox and add the email address(es) in the To field".
Now when you save the event, a notification email will be sent to the recipients.

When you have a cron job specified on your server, you can also send the users an automatic email notification a specified number of days before the event is due.

If you need help let me know.
Roel

Hi there,

I didn't know that an email address with a 1-character local part is valid. But you are right, it is!
To solve this, edit the file "common/toolbox.php" and on lines 13 - 17 (lines starting with $rxEmail, $rxEmailX and $rxEML) search for "2,40" and replace this by "1,40".

Roel