One thing is important...

Build each controller in a controller with its own name (do not call
it default, call it calendar for example).

Assume a db connection created by db.py but put the models for your
component in db_calender.py.

This will simplify merging of components.

Massimo

On Jul 12, 9:28 am, JohnMc <maruadventu...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Yarko,
>
> I am game. Just be warned, I code slow. I don't have all of Web2Py in
> my head like some of you sharper knives in the drawer! :)
>
> I think it would still be useful to sprint through the book as a proof
> of process. But I am flexible.
>
> If we tackle calendar Then I might offer a few suggestions for
> requirements -
>
> * Views available for day, week, month, year. Plus a stub for custom
> views.
> * Configurable attributes -
>   + time slice of any span down to 15min.
>   + user definable classification of event types.
>   + user definable coloration of the classification.
>   + user definable default view.
>   + user definable mail address.
> * Events that -
>   + usual details, time, place, date, interval, recurring.
>   + can have predecessor/successor tags. (w)
>   + triggerable. Mark the event to launch an action thru cron (w)
>   + Notification either by mail or notification if user is also using
> Web2Py calendar.
> * Variable visibility of events (public, private, confidential, etc)
> * Export/import calendar via RSS, XML, iCal.
> * Usual tools, copy, paste, delete, bulk move
> * Group functions -
>   + view participants public calendar events.
>   + assign/remove a new event to all in a group. With confirmation
> acceptance.
>   + find first available date based on time interval for all in group.
>
> (w) - Would be part of a workflow controller. But hooks are available
> in calendar.
>
> Probably missed some pieces. I just pulled the major attributes off
> the PlOne CMS calendar function. A repeat of this is available  
> --http://docs.google.com/View?id=ddfwjgjr_68cb6fk4gr
>
> I'll open it up to invitees to those interested that want to add/edit
> the requirements.
>
> JohnMc
>
> On Jul 12, 2:19 am, Yarko Tymciurak <yark...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> > My mind immediately JUMPED at JohnMc's suggestion of a calendar -
>
> > Useful everywhere;  useful in CMS, in community sites, even in eStore where
> > you sign up for events (as opposed to shippable products - e.g. seminars,
> > haircut appts, etc.)
>
> > Massimo's like just gives the front end - all that's left to do is a base
> > backend (I would guess)....
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