Re: cyclic (periodic) appointments
Rafael Martín de Agar Tirado <[email protected]>
| Newsgroups | gmane.comp.cms.opengroupware.xmlrpc.devel |
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| Organization | Emergya, Soluciones Tecnológicas |
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On Monday 04 April 2005 19:08, Helge Hess wrote: > On Apr 4, 2005, at 18:30, Rafael Martín de Agar Tirado wrote: > > is it possible to set periodic appointments in OGo? > > Yes. > > > I haven't found the way using the web interface. > > No? Create a new appointment, the fifth row in the appointment editor > has a label termed "Cycle:" ;-) Uuuups... too many hours sitting in front of my computer... :-) _Sorry_! > > > I'm really interested in getting this working via > > xmlrpc, but I haven't managed to do this either. > > Not sure whether it works, but it should. In fact, it works! The two important fields in the appointment objects (as you said in [1]) are: - type, in which you have to specify the type of interval: daily, weekly,... - cycleEndDate, which is obvious ;-) > > > I've seen in the "Skyrix web Groupware" doc that there is an > > appointment field called "cycleEndDate", but I don't know if it works > > and how to use it. > > Cycles in OGo are implemented as individual but still connected > appointments (so you can still delete or change a whole cycle) - for > various very good reasons which should not be discussed here ;-) Ok, but I have two questions: - It seems that you can't change the interval of a created cycle, can you? - From the web ui, when you have a cycle you have two new options: "save all" and "delete all" to have them all saved or deleted. But what happens when you want to modify or delete every appointment of a cycle using XMLRPC? Do you have to do it individually or can it be done accessing to the cycle globally? [1] > So if you create a cyclic appointment, you set the interval type (only > a limited set is available, see web ui) and a cycle end date to > terminate the sequence of appointments being created. > > Since you probably ask because of iCalendar/SyncML, this is not too > easy to come up with a useful strategy (and indeed ZideStore also lacks > that right now!). What do you mean? I can't understand you. Thanks, Helge! -- Rafael Martín de Agar Tirado Emergya, Soluciones Tecnológicas Tel. +34 954 98 10 53 FAX +34 954 98 11 79 Avda. Luis Montoto, 105 E41007 Sevilla [email protected] http://www.emergya.info -- OpenGroupware.org XML-RPC [email protected] http://mail.opengroupware.org/mailman/listinfo/xmlrpc