Recent changes to feature-requests

15 minute intervals don't work for everyone

2007-03-06T22:02:48Z

I've been looking for a good webcalendar I can set up on my own server to replace a commercial product that isn't supported any longer.
The #1 missing feature: My appointments don't occur at regular 15 minute intervals! From your screenshots, it appears that if I have an appointment going from 9:25am - 10:10am, I'm screwed. 15 minute intervals only.
Lots of businesses don't work that way.
Sometimes I even have appointments on the odd minute.
5 minute intervals would work. 15 minutes doesn't.
A lot of appointments are only 10 minutes long.

month calendar view

2005-03-29T19:02:43Z

For us Yanks, be able to change the month view to
start with Sunday instead of Monday.

Otherwise, it's a very useful app.

Thanks

Magic Quotes

2004-12-27T02:00:44Z

After unsuccessfully attempting to install this software on my
server I read this article regarding magic quotes (they are turned
off on my server and thus I am unable to complete the
installation):
http://www.webmasterstop.com/tutorials/php-magic-quotes.shtml
According to the author of the above, magic quotes are the devil.
I'm wondering if there is a workaround or if they could simply not
be required in the next release.

Thank you,

Benjamin Westafer
webmaster
http://www.coffeeshopofhorrors.com/

User / appointment location and auto signup

2004-11-06T04:36:58Z

Hi: Comendar looks like a very well thought-out script,
but I wonder if you might consider a couple of
additions that would make it very useful for my site.
I'd like to see the ability for a user to enter a
location for themself, and for any meeting they were
creating, either as a US zip code, or as a town name
with latitude / longitude pair. Users could then search
for meetings based on distance from their location, or
send invitations to other users based on distance from
the meeting location.

One other small addition would be the ability for users
to sign themselves up for a new account to Comendar,
rather than be added by an admin (which I believe is
the current method?)

My email is gweilo8888@yahoo.com if you wish to discuss
this suggestion.

More intuitive default date for new events

2004-09-01T19:25:52Z

Currently, when a user goes to add a new event, it
always defaults to today's date.

It would be nice if it reflected the user's location
within the calendar when they clicked "Add new event,"
e.g. if they are looking at the day view for a
particular date, that date would be the default date
for the new event.