Readme ------ This is a simple module to keep track of events and show them to users. Send comments to kjartan@drupal.org. Requirements ------------ This module requires Drupal 4.6 or higher. Installation ------------ 1. Create the SQL tables. This depends a little on your system, but the most common method is: mysql -u username -ppassword drupal < event.mysql 2. Place the event module with all its files under modules/event. 3. Enable the module in admin >> site configuration >> modules and set the module settings to your liking in admin >> site configuration >> modules >> event. 4. You must then enable one or more node types to be used with the event system. You can do this by going to admin/node/configure/types and selecting a node type from the list. If the event calendar is installed properly you should see a section called 'Show in event calendar:' with three options below it: * None: This content type will not be associated with the events calendar. * All views: This content type will be available for display on all calendar views, including with other events. * Only in views for this type: This content type will only appear in calendar views specific to this type and never with other events. 'All views' enables the node type will appear on the calendar with all other node types set to 'All views'. 'Only in views for this type' will display the type only on its own calendar. Use if you dont want a type appearing with other types. 'None' disables a type from appearing on the calendar. Once a node type is enabled in this way, event will inject date input fields on that node type's edit form and display them on the calendar views. It is recommended that you install flexinode module and create event types for this purpose, so you do not have to use core node types for the calendar system. Author ------ Kjartan Mannes Maintainer ---------- Gerhard Killesreiter NO TAMPERING ALLOWED