SpiffyDb and SpiffyCalendar updated

I’ve released version 1.1.0 of both SpiffyDb and SpiffyCalendar. See their respective pages for detailed information.

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7 Responses to “SpiffyDb and SpiffyCalendar updated”

  1. vhoward says:

    hello,

    i’m very intered using the calendar in a zend project

    i would like to implement the calendar in a zend structured project (with public, applicacation folder and so one), could you help me

    where i hace to place the calendar folder, in Library, i don’t know,

    thanks in advance for your help

  2. SpiffyJr says:

    You need to place the calendar in your library/ folder and call it using new Spiffy_Calendar.

  3. vhoward says:

    hello again,

    i have a problem to implement spiffy_calendar

    i’m using Zend Server CE on a linux machine, zend 1.8, i have a little project working, so the installation is ok

    i copied the folder Spiffy_Calendar in /usr/local/share/ZendFramework/library
    i also tried to copy in /usr/local/share/ZendFramework/library
    but i always have ‘Class not found’

    could you help me
    thanks in advance

  4. David says:

    The release is missing the main class file Calendar.php
    I was triying to update to this version because the other one is buggy when rendering events, although the calendar object has the events, when you try to get it from a day it’s impossible (empty)

  5. Tom says:

    I too am having problems with the calendar. It is rendering events on the wrong day! – usually 1 month ahead plus 1 day. E.g. an event for 4 march will render on 3rd april – even though the date is correct in the object.

    The latest package is still missing the Calendar.php file so I cannot upgrade to see if 1.1 fixes this.

  6. SpiffyJr says:

    See my proposal (http://framework.zend.com/wiki/display/ZFPROP/Zend_Calendar+-+Kyle+Spraggs) for updated information. I’ll put together a working code source as soon as I get more work done on the proposal.

  7. johan says:

    where do i get this from?
    ” view->cal = $cal; ”

    your docs is so vague.. please at least provide ur viewers a more precise tutorials I you really wanted to help and contribute to the open source community… not all people are already very good at Zend .. some of us are still beginners. ^_^