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Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:19 pm
by Joe
Are you talking of security?. There is ways around it!.

Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:19 pm
by feyd
running in safe mode, not being on a *nix server.. many many reasons..

Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:21 pm
by Joe
Ah well I guess your right. I was just focusing on linux and not other operating systems.

Posted: Mon Sep 27, 2004 5:27 pm
by feyd
at least using mysql (not sure about postgre or the other databases) time intervals is quite simple.. so is using php's with functions like [php_man]strtotime[/php_man] you can add 2 hrs, 6 days, whatever.. there are several calendar scripts over at hotscripts that could probably be altered slightly to add datebook type features, if they didn't have them already somewhere.

my major point is, there may be something out there already built for this whole thing, probably is. But even if there wasn't, it's just made of a few more common components, that'd need some modification to start working together. Unless you want to build a huge system, this should take too long. However you milage will vary. :)

Posted: Tue Sep 28, 2004 8:20 am
by kemph
feyd wrote:at least using mysql (not sure about postgre or the other databases) time intervals is quite simple.. so is using php's with functions like [php_man]strtotime[/php_man] you can add 2 hrs, 6 days, whatever.. there are several calendar scripts over at hotscripts that could probably be altered slightly to add datebook type features, if they didn't have them already somewhere.

my major point is, there may be something out there already built for this whole thing, probably is. But even if there wasn't, it's just made of a few more common components, that'd need some modification to start working together. Unless you want to build a huge system, this should take too long. However you milage will vary. :)
Ah, no huge system. I'm looking for a quick solution. :C)