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I would like to find out if one can select data from a mysql table to display on a jevents calendar on a website?
I have tried uploading a .csv file for testing purposes ---> -->0 Events imported is what it returns. Just to see whether it will work, adding an event manually (from both back end and front end), gives an error of --> Could not save repetitions & Event Not Saved
- I have to mention that I've searched and searched for answers on this forum, however I haven't really found something that works for my circumstance. I can say that I did try importing the csv file as a url, and it returned --> 3 events imported. -- what is funny is that I only have 1 row in the file, but nothing shows on the calendar.
(pardon me... relatively new to this joomla)
The specs below i believe are kind of old, I have just inherited a site from another person.
Using:
Joomla v1.5.22
Jevents v1.5.5
JCE v1.5.7.11
PHP v5.3.28
I have tried uploading a .csv file for testing purposes ---> -->0 Events imported is what it returns. Just to see whether it will work, adding an event manually (from both back end and front end), gives an error of --> Could not save repetitions & Event Not Saved
- I have to mention that I've searched and searched for answers on this forum, however I haven't really found something that works for my circumstance. I can say that I did try importing the csv file as a url, and it returned --> 3 events imported. -- what is funny is that I only have 1 row in the file, but nothing shows on the calendar.
(pardon me... relatively new to this joomla)
The specs below i believe are kind of old, I have just inherited a site from another person.
Using:
Joomla v1.5.22
Jevents v1.5.5
JCE v1.5.7.11
PHP v5.3.28
Hello,
Not out of the box, you need to use csv/ical import. But you are on an unsupported and an very very easily hackable version of Joomla! (It would take me around 3 minutes to hack your site and gain full control more than likely).
I'm afraid we can't really provide any support for such old software.
Many thanks
Tony
Not out of the box, you need to use csv/ical import. But you are on an unsupported and an very very easily hackable version of Joomla! (It would take me around 3 minutes to hack your site and gain full control more than likely).
I'm afraid we can't really provide any support for such old software.
Many thanks
Tony
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