Is it possible to change timezone in jevents calendar Joomla? And, whenever timezone changes one timezone to other timezone then date automatically convert and place in the correct calendar cell.
JEvents stores the events based on a timezone as it is iCal based. So yes it is possible.
When you import/export events this is also configurable via the JEvents -> Configuration -> iCal Import/Export.
I don't know much about it but may it's help to you.
Click Here jEvent
Related
[][anyone help pls! I need to disable all date except currently date only available to pick from date]
Google Forms doesn't support data validation / rules for date pickers.
NOTE: Google Apps Script doesn't support client-side automation for Google Forms.
Reference
Set rules for your form
I'm familiar with the timezone option under the advanced settings area of Kibana, but was wondering if anyone has found a way for individual users to override this with their own setting?
For reference - https://www.elastic.co/guide/en/kibana/current/advanced-options.html. The global setting for Kibana is below and not what I want to change.
Ideally I'd like for each user to be able to set this to whatever they'd like.
I don't think you actually answered the question. The question is how can each user set the timezone in kibana setting for each user. I agree that one could control this via the browser, but that means every user is using the same setting in kibana "browser" and that no individual user CAN set the timezone to their preference in Kibana.
Really Kibana needs to save user profiles and provide a user space to ensure that my settings, saved searches, dashboards, and visualizations do not conflict or are shared with other users. Current Kibana does not support this.
Just leave it as Browser, this way Kibana will use the same timezone used by the user browser, if the user wants to change their timezone, then they will need to change it on the browser/operating system.
I have a workflow created to trigger a task when record fields are changed on an entity. Tasks are being created even when fields not check are updated. Why is the workflow sending for fields not selected? Thank you!
That sounds unlikely, is there some way you can verify it? I don't know exactly how that could be done, perhaps by turning on the auditing to see that the fields really aren't touched. Is it a real time workflow or an asynchronous one? If it's async, can you save the workflows so you can see how they are run?
Regards
I need to customize the Campaign Form in Microsoft Dynamis CRM .In this Form I need to customize the calender of Fiscal Year.it dispalys mm/dd/yyy format ..and i need to customize MM/YYYY Fromat.How to do this?
This is only fot that field? The format of datetime is based on user options. If it's only for that field see this answer.
I suspect that the date-time field is formatted according to the system settings (be that picked from CRM or the user's computer). Not sure if it's editable other than that. I'll take a look at it later today.
In case it's not possible to customize the date format of a single field you've got three options (listed in increasing order of control but also of implementation workload).
Set the system settings according to your wishes.
Add custom fields and control the looks in these.
Create a web resource that behaves exactly as you wish.
Currently Joomla is using mootools datepicker as it default datepicker, but my client don't like it and ask me to change it to another set.
However I can't find any settings in the administrator tool for me to change that.. or did I overlook it?
Anyone has any idea whether this can be done via settings or i need to change coding at the Joomla backend to achieve this?
Thanx
It's not in the admin or a parameter to change. If you want to modify the type of calendar the component is using you'll have to re-code it.
The function that calls the calendar is in the com_fabrik/views/form/form.js
From their it's calling the libs/jscalendar/calendar.js which handles the object instantiation and contains the core calendar functions.
It would take time to replace it with something like jQuery UI's calendar (one of my personal favorites) and it's probably not worth it. (At this point tell the "client" it'll cost a ton of money to do and they'll change their tune)
If they just don't like the look of it try modding the .css file libs/jscalendar/calendar-system.js