> > $calendardata = &$new_calendardata;
>
> Are you sure you want me to add the ampersand?
> Because when I added an event, I lost everything.
Apparently, that's not working in some PHP installs, so you can leave it
out.
- Paul
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This SF.
> > you could change that last line to this:
> >
> > $calendardata = &$new_calendardata;
>
> Are you sure you want me to add the ampersand?
> Because when I added an event, I lost everything.
Using references ($calendardata =& $new_calendardata;) might speed up
operations with larger calendars. Bu
> > you could change that last line to this:
> >
> > $calendardata = &$new_calendardata;
>
> Are you sure you want me to add the ampersand?
> Because when I added an event, I lost everything.
In addition to the other patch? I highly doubt that
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> you could change that last line to this:
>
> $calendardata = &$new_calendardata;
Are you sure you want me to add the ampersand?
Because when I added an event, I lost everything.
thanks,
-rkl
>> Also, is the patch in essence this or more as below:
>
> yes
>
>> Changes that does not disable sort
I'm having a problem adding a second event on the same day. After, adding
the second event, it says an event have been added. However, when I go
back to the calendar all of the events are gone.
Can someone tell me what's going on?
redhat 9/sm 1.4.2/data - file storage not mysql
thanks
