The majority of the properties associated with a Calendar Display are view-specific. However, a few properties apply to the entire instance of the component. These properties are located on the Web Part Settings page, which is accessed via the Web Part Settings button on the Display Wizard’s Views page.
There are four sections on this page, described below.
This section is used to define:
• Display Title – The title that is shown to the end user at the top of the Calendar Display.
• Display Description – The component description that is displayed
to the user in a pop-up when they hover over the Calendar Display
name.
This section is used to identify the color theme to apply to the Calendar Display. Options are available to use the SharePoint color theme that is already applied to the page, use a custom theme file, or select one of the pre-built themes developed by CorasWorks.
• As of the v11.2 releae (and later), there is a new display interface for the
Calendar. This interface supports a series of predefined skins. The
default skin is Sitefinity, which offers the greatest compatibility with
SharePoint 2010.
This section is used to identify whether or not the help icon should be displayed to end users on the toolbar, web part menu, and in the display footer. It can also be used to bring the end user to a different set of online help. These properties do not affect the help displayed to builders in the Display Wizard.
• The default is for help icons to be shown to end users.
• The builder can choose to use the CorasWorks online help or point the
component to help at a URL that they specify. The builder is responsible for
creating and maintaining any alternative help that they specify with the Use
help at this URL property.
This section is used for selecting the type of control to use. There are three choices within the drop-down menu:
• Default: this option tells the component to use the display interface that has been set for the CorasWorks Platform installation. This is set at the server-level and the settings are one of the options presented below.
• v11.2 (new interface): this option uses the new display interface. This interface offers better performance and SharePoint 2010 compatibility.
• v11.1 and earlier: this option uses the original v11 display
interface. This option is presented for backward compatibility.
NOTE |
The two Calendar Types offer different options within the views and the web part. For example, the calendar exporting and skin options are only available with the v11.2 type. |