[EventCalendar] Plugin Incompatibility with EventCalendar 3.1.pre13

[Rusty Smith]

Yep, Darrell - 137 works like a champ. Great has become even better!

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On Sep 18, 2006, at 11:53 PM, Darrell Schulte wrote:

>
> On Sep 18, 2006, at 11:22 PM, Rusty Smith wrote:
>
>> Very Very Very Very nice, Darrell! Works beautifully here.
>>
>> Is it possible to keep the visual calendar open until specifically  
>> closed (either with a button or an "enter" keystroke)? Seems the  
>> natural use would be to select the date first, then the time, but  
>> this action closes the calendar before the time can be selected.  
>> Also, can the time be numerically entered with the keyboard  
>> instead of click/shift+click+drag? I imagine a common scenario  
>> might be that a user selects a date from the calendar, hits tab,  
>> then selects the hour, tab, then selects the minute, then enter to  
>> close. That sound possible?
>
> Rusty,
>
> Yes. It does seem more natural that way -- get 137 for a look.  
> However, it doesn't appear that being able to manually enter the  
> time in the manner you describe is available (at this time). I've  
> found that in my local test blog during this integration and  
> testing, that I tend to select from the calendar via the graphical  
> interface and then if I need to fine tune the date/time, I go into  
> the field area directly to make those changes.
>
> And thanks -- Alex did provide the clinching bit of information to  
> make things work out though -- I was stuck.
>
> Darrell
>
>
> Darrell Schulte
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