Below is an example of a calendar with no links. In this case, it is the daily view. The same calendar can be published a variety of ways from within the content management system.
Daily Events
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# base path of thyme with trailing slash
define("_CAL_BASE_PATH_", "/home/spero/public_html/calendar/");
require_once(_CAL_BASE_PATH_ . "include/classes/class.calendar.php");
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$cal = new calendar();
# General
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$cal->set(“calendar”, 1); # Spero Consulting
$cal->set(“week_start”, 0);
$cal->set(“hour_format”, 12);
$cal->set(“static”, 1);
$cal->set(“hil_day”, 1);
$cal->set(“hil_week”, 0);
$cal->set(“theme”, “default”);
# Events
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$cal->set(“event_links”, 0);
$cal->set(“e_typename”, 1);
$cal->set(“e_popup”, 0);
$cal->set(“e_n_popup”, 0);
$cal->set(“e_size”, 0);
$cal->set(“show_events”, 1);
# Time zone
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$cal->set(“timezone”, -5.0);
$cal->set(“dst”, 13);
# Header
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$cal->set(“show_header”, 0);
$cal->set(“show_header_links”, 0);
$cal->set(“header_align”, “m”);
$cal->set(“header”, “Events on %month %mday”);
$cal->set(“txt_next”, “>>”);
$cal->set(“txt_prev”, “<<");
# Day View
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$cal->set(“time_interval”, 2);
$cal->set(“workday_start_hr”, 9);
$cal->set(“workday_end_hr”, 18);
?>
