Why show a search when only an event is found?

In the basic Plone calendar, when you click on a day with one event inside, you are redirected to a search result view… where the only clickable thing is the event itself.

This step is a waste of time. This new calendar will move you directly to the event itself.

Why show a search (in any case)?

Showing a search results view when using the calendar is not very user-friendly. The user will read “Results for the search…” but from his point of view this action is not a search operation.

This calendar will move the user to a specific view, with better explanatory texts.

New feature: events of the month

Simple, but useful: clicking on the month name will redirect the user to a view that display all event of the month.

1.3.0 (2013-11-20)

Plone 4.3 compatibility

• Revmoed check for existing syntool (removed in Plone 4.3) [keul]

• Code sanity: removed redirect inside the template rendering [keul]

• i18n structure redux: new messages and removed hard-coded italian strings [keul]

• Better HTTP redirect code when hitting a single-event day [keul]

1.2.1 (2011-12-20)

• Fixed a bug for missing syntool reference on Plone 4.1 (thanks to Michel for reporting this) [keul]

• Fixed a bug for a wrong variable definition in searchmonth.pt [keul]

• Apply SearchableText query parameter to month search only if really used in the calling request [keul]

• Changed the portlet edit permission to “plone.app.portlets.ManagePortlets”. This solve the problem of importing permissions.zcml and is a better permission [keul]

• Pyflakes cleanup [keul]

1.2.0 (2011-06-27)

• Updated to Plone 4.1 [davilima6]

• Fixed some styles issues with Sunburst theme [keul]

1.1.0 (2011-01-21)

• Translations moved to locales from i18n [keul]

• Missing translation support for some HTML titles [keul]

• Removed “relevance”, totally useless with events search [keul]

1.0.1

• Fixed search_events that break when parameters are missing [fdelia]

1.0.0

• Initial release