MonthCalendar

This macro is for those who want to use MoinMoin as a Personal Information Manager and need a calendar wiki integration.

Usage

<<MonthCalendar(BasePage,year,month,monthoffset,monthoffset2,height6,anniversary,template)>>

Parameter name	Possible values	Default value	Description
BasePage	Page name	current page	Base page for calendar entry pages.
year	Integer number	current year	Year to display on calendar.
month	`1`..`12`	current month	Base month using for displaying calendar. See also `monthoffset`, `monthoffset2`.
monthoffset	Integer number	`0`	Offset added to month for displaying.
monthoffset2	Integer number	`0`	Offset added to month for navigation links (previous/next month/year).
height6	`0` or `1`	`0`	When this parameter set to 1, calendar aligned at height of 6 lines.
anniversary	`0` or `1`	`0`	Year calendar (no year in page links).
template	Page name	—	Template page used for calendar event pages creation.

Each parameter can be empty and then defaults to currentpage or currentdate or monthoffset=0

When an event is entered on a date, that date will be highlighted on the calendar, which you can also mouse over and get a javascript pop-up. To get a summary in that pop-up, put the summary in a heading 1 case, like = Big Birthday Today! =

Examples

The simplest version looks like this:

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<<MonthCalendar>>

The previous month's calendar for page "OtherUser" looks like that:

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<<MonthCalendar(OtherUser,,,-1)>>

Calendar of Page SampleUser, this year's december:

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<<MonthCalendar(SampleUser,,12)>>

Calendar of current Page, this year's december:

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<<MonthCalendar(,,12)>>

Calendar of December, 2001:

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<<MonthCalendar(,2001,12)>>

Calendar of the month two months after December, 2001 (maybe doesn't make much sense, but is possible)

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<<MonthCalendar(,2001,12,+2)>>

Calendar of year 2002 (every month padded to height of 6):

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||||||||<bgcolor="#ffffcc"> '''Year 2002'''                                                             ||
|| <<MonthCalendar(,2002,1,,,1)>>  || <<MonthCalendar(,2002,2,,,1)>>  ||<<MonthCalendar(,2002,3,,,1)>>  ||
|| <<MonthCalendar(,2002,4,,,1)>>  || <<MonthCalendar(,2002,5,,,1)>>  ||<<MonthCalendar(,2002,6,,,1)>>  ||
|| <<MonthCalendar(,2002,7,,,1)>>  || <<MonthCalendar(,2002,8,,,1)>>  ||<<MonthCalendar(,2002,9,,,1)>>  ||
|| <<MonthCalendar(,2002,10,,,1)>> || <<MonthCalendar(,2002,11,,,1)>> ||<<MonthCalendar(,2002,12,,,1)>> ||

Result:

Year 2002

Current calendar of me, also showing entries of A and B:

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<<MonthCalendar(MyPage*TestUserA*TestUserB)>>

SubPage calendars:

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<<MonthCalendar(MyName/CalPrivate)>>

<<MonthCalendar(MyName/CalBusiness)>>

<<MonthCalendar(MyName/CalBusiness*MyName/CalPrivate)>>

Anniversary Calendars: (no year data)

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<<MonthCalendar(Yearly,,,+1,,1,1)>>

This creates calendars of the format Yearly/MM-DD. By leaving out the year, you can set birthdays, and anniversaries in this calendar and not have to re-enter each year.

This creates a calendar which uses MonthCalendarTemplate for directly editing nonexisting day pages:

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<<MonthCalendar(,,,,,,,MonthCalendarTemplate)>>