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kotti_events
This is an extension to Kotti that allows to add a collection of events to your site.
Development happens at https://github.com/chrneumann/kotti_events
Setup
To enable the extension in your Kotti site, activate the configurator:
kotti.configurators = kotti_events.kotti_configure
History
0.1.0b3 - 2012-07-12
Rescale event images if larger than 600x600
Removed times for past events in event folder
Changed date format to ‘full’ and time format to ‘short’
Fixed title in add/edit view for event folders
Added tests
Fixed bug concering query of upcoming events
0.1.0b2 - 2012-03-16
Update models to use Declarative for compatibility with Kotti >= 0.6.
All dates but the start date are now optional for events.
Added thumbnail and icon views for event pictures.
Updated layouts and style sheets.
0.1.0b1
Initial release
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