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smd_calendar
Extensive calendar / schedule / event manager that caters for one-off, recurring, spanning, date omission, cancellation, and expiry of current/past/future events. All written within the native TXP article paradigm: one article = one event, no extra tables, no extra widgets, no extra fuss.
Features:
- Full-size or mini calendar by month with optional ISO week display
 - Next/prev month or optional dropdown of week / month / year navigation
 - Filter events by category / section / author / status / time or expiry
 - Future, expired and sticky events may be displayed if you wish
 - Specify holidays, on a per calendar basis, upon which certain events cannot be scheduled
 - Each event/cell can be passed to a form/container so you can build it your way
 - Class soup, if you choose: table-, row-, cell-, and event-level classes, plus custom classes
 - Conditional for flags (recurring, spanned, cancelled, holidays, etc) and dates so you can build your own logic in your form/container
 - Tag like article_custom for recurring events
 - Tags to set cell/event classes and output various characteristics (e.g. the month, year, calendar id, section and so on)
 - Tag to display the current date/time (formatted how you like) which is useful for making date-based decisions via conditional tags and plugins
 
Based on mdp_calendar and graciously sponsored by mrdale, woof, jakob, renobird and joebaich. Many thanks to all involved.
Keywords/tags:
						
							calendar, 
cancel, 
category, 
conditional, 
date, 
day, 
diary, 
events, 
expire, 
flag, 
manage, 
month, 
omit, 
recur, 
schedule, 
span, 
week, 
year
						
					
					Initially released:
								21 Dec 08
							Posted here:
							06 Jan 2009