Description: A theme reading the rdf output of phpicalendar.sf.net to display your iCal events on your desktop. Also displays the month calendar and the time.
I'm actually working on that theme to make it more and more usefull, see TODO if you have any request, post on kde-look.org pleaseLast changelog:
22-05-03 v0.1.1b -little bug correction: when updating the theme, it displaying all days again
21-05-03 v0.1.1 - past day are not shown anymore - actual day is in another color - variables to set the text colors in the script - variable to change text font
For the moment I do not have coded a parser for the iCal format, nor have I time to explore existing lib.
So what have I done is using the rdf.pl script to parse rss feed provided by phpicalendar.
So you have to install phpicalendar, but this won't change the program you use to create you calendar (I use mozilla calendar). phpicalendar installed, link your ical file in its "calendar" directory and it will display it.
I'll work later on directly parsing the iCal file :)
De Nada
I really do not have time to work on real code for the moment, but there exist a c lib parsing the iCal files, when I'll got time, i'll make a little program to extract the info I need and have a simpler installation.
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Where did you get the background wallpaper from if you don't mind me asking???
This is a really beautiful background that comes from a theme for windowmaker found on fershmeat: http://themes.freshmeat.net/projects/belowthewaterline/?topic_id=918
but I don't use phpicalendar.sf.net. Is it possible to modify this so it reads my korganizer ical file?
For the moment I do not have coded a parser for the iCal format, nor have I time to explore existing lib. So what have I done is using the rdf.pl script to parse rss feed provided by phpicalendar. So you have to install phpicalendar, but this won't change the program you use to create you calendar (I use mozilla calendar). phpicalendar installed, link your ical file in its "calendar" directory and it will display it. I'll work later on directly parsing the iCal file :)
Works great! Thanks for the idea. Muchas Gracias
De Nada I really do not have time to work on real code for the moment, but there exist a c lib parsing the iCal files, when I'll got time, i'll make a little program to extract the info I need and have a simpler installation.