Jordan Bradford
10-09-05, 05:09 AM
I added the following to calendar.class.php around line 545:
$q->addOrder('event_start_date');
This will sort the normal events by their date and hence their time.
How can I get this to include the recurring events? They are split from the main event query on line 538 because another WHERE clause is added to the normal events. As it is right now, my code will list all normal events in a day starting with the earliest and going to the latest, then followed by recurring events, which are not sorted. I can't think of an easy way to sort both types of events by time before line 540 where the additional WHERE clause is used.
$q->addOrder('event_start_date');
This will sort the normal events by their date and hence their time.
How can I get this to include the recurring events? They are split from the main event query on line 538 because another WHERE clause is added to the normal events. As it is right now, my code will list all normal events in a day starting with the earliest and going to the latest, then followed by recurring events, which are not sorted. I can't think of an easy way to sort both types of events by time before line 540 where the additional WHERE clause is used.