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CCalendar parameters

lst_imgString list containing the name of the image you wan to appear in the calendar.The separator is the comma point ( ; ). For example lst_img="img01.gif;img02.gif;img03.gif"
color_fondBackground color
color_fullFull day color. This parameter is very important because it presence make the applet becomes a availability applet. CCalendar verify for each day if a file 'year'.txt ( ex : 1999.txt ) is present. This file contains a line for each month. Each line is a string of '0' and '1', one character for one day. 0 for free day, 1 for full day.
color_full is the color of the full day. Look at example 3 for more information
color_caseColor of the days. Color of free day in planning mode
color_CommentComment color. The comment is the string at the bottom of the applet
color_emptyColor of the empty case. The empty case are case without valuable day
formForm where the field to update is placed
fieldName of the field to update
jvfNale of the javascript function to call. Don't forget the (). See example 4
formatDate format to use in the field. String with
  • 'a' or 'y' for the year
  • 'm' for the month
  • 'd' for the day
  • Other caracters are only copied
The default format is "d/m/y"
strictString to put in the field, instead of the date, when clicking on a full day
nlcNumber of line to keep for the comment rectangle at the bottom of the calendar. The default is 1
day1..day7Support Multilanguage. Enter in these parameters the name of the days in your language. Day1 is Sunday, day7 is Saturday
Example in french
  • param name="day1" value="Dimanche"
  • param name="day2" value="Lundi"
  • param name="day3" value="Mardi"
  • param name="day4" value="Mercredi"
  • param name="day5" value="Jeudi"
  • param name="day6" value="Vendredi"
  • param name="day7" value="Samedi"
month1..month12Support Multilanguage. Enter in these parameters the name of the month in your language. Month1 is January, Month12 is December
Example in french
  • param name="month1" value="Janvier"
  • param name="month2" value="Février"
  • param name="month3" value="Mars"
  • param name="month4" value="Avril"
  • param name="month5" value="Mai"
  • param name="month6" value="Juin"
  • param name="month7" value="Juillet"
  • param name="month8" value="Aout"
  • param name="month9" value="Septembre"
  • param name="month10" value="Octobre"
  • param name="month11" value="Novembre"
  • param name="month12" value="Décembre"

Explanation on the free/used days

For each year, the applet looks for a file called 'year'.txt in the current directory ( for example 1999.txt or 2000.txt ). This file text contains lines. Each line equals a month. Each line is done with 0 and 1. 0 for a free day. 1 for an used day. If the line is empty, all the month is empty. If the file does not exist, all the year is considered as free. For the example the file for years 1999.txt and 2000.txt ( they are the same ) are like this :

0101010101010101010101010101010
1010101010101010101010101010101
1111111
00000001111111
0000000111111100000001111111
000000000000001111111
00000001111111
1111111111111111111111111111
1111111000000011111111111111
000000000000001111111
1111111
0101010101010101010101010101010

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