Overview
Takes the CalendarWidget shipped with Archetypes and Plone and displays the user input section as a formlib widget. Use overrides.zcml to make this the default widget. Correct functionality requires the CalendarWidget javascripts from core Plone being accessible, as well as having ATContentTypes installed. No unit tests yet, this is a proof of concept.
Changelog
0.3 - 2011-09-22
Removed evil code, replaced with full Plone calendar_macros re-use. This makes this widget fully Plone 4 compatible. [mj]
0.2 - 2011-08-25
Updated distribution metadata / structure and removed unused import. [hannosch]
0.1 - 2008-03-04
Evil code. [wilkes, fschulze]
Initial package structure. [zopeskel]
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