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EXT: My Extension

Author:Kasper Skårhøj
Created:2002-11-01T00:32:00
Changed:2009-06-13T23:10:23
Email:your@email.com

AttaCalendar

Extension Key: attacalendar

Copyright 2006, joerg.puehrer@attac.at

This document is published under the Open Content License

available from http://www.opencontent.org/opl.shtml

The content of this document is related to TYPO3

- a GNU/GPL CMS/Framework available from www.typo3.com

Table of Contents

EXT: My Extension 1

Introduction 1

What does it do? 1

Screenshots 1

Users manual 1

FAQ 1

Adminstration 1

FAQ 2

Configuration 2

FAQ 2

Reference 2

Tutorial 2

Known problems 2

To-Do list 2

Changelog 2

Introduction

What does it do?

This Typo3 calendar extension can be used for displaying events created by backend-users. It features two different list views (compact/extended) and a single event view.

Events may be assigned to multiple backend-created categories. When listing events you may only view events of specified categories. Additionally you can associate each event to a frontend-usergroup.

List views may also be restricted to events from the past, the future or both by specifying the number of events from past/future or the number of past/future days for which events are displayed.

You can decide whether caching should be allowed for single list views or not. When cached, events can be found by the indexed search engine – extension (if their single view was visited before).

Screenshots

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Users manual

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Creating events
  • After backend-login you choose a page of your choice and create a new record
  • choose 'Calendar Events' img-4

Now you can edit your event:

Hide

When checked the event will be hidden.

Access

Select the front-end usergroup for which this event is visible. If left empty, the event will be visible for everyone. Administrators can modify the list-view templates such that events for different user groups are displayed differently.

Categories

Select zero or more event-categories to which this event belongs. You can choose from all categories which were created somewhere on your site.

Beginning

Choose date & time of the beginning of the event

End

Choose date & time of the end of the event. Optional.

Whole-day event

If checked the exact begin/end times will not be displayed.

Title

Enter the title of your event.

Teaser

Enter a short teaser for your event. Optional

Location

Enter a location for the event.

Organiser

Enter the name or a description of the organiser(s). Optional.

Email

Enter an e-mail address. Optional.

Description

Enter the description of you event.

Creating categories
Creating views

- Documentation of how to use the extension, how it works, how to apply it if it's a website plugin. A user manual.

- Language should be non-technical, explaining, using small examples.

- Examples: For the "News" plugin this would be a manual showing how to create the news-items, explaining the options etc.

- Target group: Users, Administrators or Developers in that priority. Depends on the extension.

FAQ

- Possible subsections: FAQ

Adminstration

- Describes how to manage the extension from a superuser point of view. That relates to Page/User TSconfig, permissions, configuration etc. which administrator level users have access to.

- language should be non/semi-technical, explaining, using small examples.

- Target group: Administrators

FAQ

- Possible subsections: FAQ

Configuration

- Technical information; Installation, Reference of TypoScript, configuration options on system level, how to extend it, the technical details, how to debug it.

- language should be technical, assuming developer knowledge of TYPO3. Small examples/visuals are always encouraged.

- Target group: Developers

FAQ

- Possible subsections: FAQ

Subheadlines

You can produce subheadlines in a section using “Heading 4” or “Heading 5” (normally used for “Examples”)

Reference

- Possible subsections: Reference (TypoScript)

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Example

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