We need to display a calendar on the web in list format to the public. We can only display Date, Time, and Subject information. Which I’ve figured out so far. The other requirement is to prevent the users from opening the form, I want to only display the information. We have to prevent the Anonymous user from double clicking and opening the form. I’m using the standard 85 mail template and using iNotes, but I’m open to anything that would look nice. Even tried xPages but categorized didn’t look good.
Any help is GREATLY appreciated.
View Formula:
http://ourdominoserver.com/mail/joeuser.nsf/iNotes/Calendar/?OpenDocument&ui=classic&PresetFields=s_Summarize;1,s_ShowNotice;0,h_SkinTypeOverride;h_MailPreview,s_CalView;2,s_CalDate
Subject: Web Calendar
Hi Scott,Another question. Because this is a mail database that contains the calendar, are you planning that this db is created for a test/dummy user and it is essentially an “un-owned” db that someone has write access to and they create/update the entries that people can then view? Thanks.
Gerard
Subject: Web Calendar
Hi Gerard,This DB will be a replica of the mail file so the owner will stay the same. The owner will make changes that will be pushed to another server that is in the DMZ. View only rights for Anonymous.
Subject: Web Calendar
Hi Scott, a couple of questions here, how are you making or expecting to make this Calendar “public”? Via a group or delegated calendar? So, what you really want is to be able to have a public calendar, in list format, that users can view a restricted field set and not open the entries in the list? Does that cover it or is there more? Thanks.Gerard
Subject: Web Calendar
Our goal is to make their internal lotus notes calendar public via replication and ACL.
So yes, we want to be able to have a public calendar, in list format, that users can view a restricted field set and not open the entries in the list. If they can open then just the Subject, Date and time are to be shown.
Thanks!
Subject: Web Calendar
Hi Scott,Ok, so from what I can gather, you don’t want a group calendar (see my test example below) but rather a mailfile that has a Calendar view that you create entries in it for multiple people, or maybe the general public, and they can see the entries (as per your example) and cannot then open any of the entries, and if they can, they should see no more than what they can see from the list view, correct? Thanks.
Gerard
Subject: Web Calendar
You are correct, just display the calendar in a Summary. Doesn’t have to open a form if the user double clicks on the entry. Its more just for looking to see what they have scheduled. Thanks