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5.4 Calendar for Boxes

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Introduction

  • ✔️ The calendar system provides you with a powerful tool for various scenarios.
    • A separate calendar can be activated for each box.
    • Calendars can be subscribed to and will then appear in the personal calendar.
    • Calendars can be embedded into other calendars.
    • Every user has their own calendar. See the page “My Calendar” and Tutorial “Personal Calendar”.
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Applications of the box calendar

  • You can assign each box its own calendar in which you can enter events/appointments.
  • Areas of application include:
    • School and lesson planning (timetables, exam dates)
    • Birthday calendar
    • Training plans and game dates (for clubs)
    • Event planning for workshops, celebrations, etc.
    • Project management (milestones)
    • Community projects (for neighbors, communities)
    • Opening hours and bookings (museums, theaters, restaurants, etc.)
  • Tip: For lending items and renting rooms, you can use the lending system.
  • ⚙ applications
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Activate the calendar

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Settings for calendar view

  • For the calendar you have the following settings.
  • The “Display when first opening the calendar” determines the calendar view for the visitor.
  • The following modes are available:
    • Month (for daily entries)
    • Week (for hourly entries)
    • Day (for hourly entries)
  • ⚙ settings
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Calendar view with time slots

  • By default, the "Time slots" mode is active, which corresponds to a familiar calendar with clock times.
  • Here you will find the following settings:
    • “Length of bookable timeslots”: Specified in minutes – for example, 60 means that you cannot book less than 1 hour.
    • “Time period of a day”: Set start time and end time – for example, 8 to 16 means the days are shown only from 8:00 to 16:00.
  • ⚙ timeslots
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Calendar view with school lessons

  • Instead of "Time slots", you can also choose the "School lessons" mode. Each day will then be divided into a number of numbered school lessons rather than clock times.
  • Enter the “Number of school lessons in a day” to specify how many lessons the day should have.
  • ⚙ schoollessons
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Reading or editing the calendar

  • If registered users open your map with editing rights, they can also enter events in the calendar.
  • This makes collaborative use of different calendars possible.
  • If users only have read access rights, they also only have read access to the calendar. Only the map owner can make changes to the calendar at any time.
  • Anonymous users cannot edit the calendar. Every user must be logged in.
  • ⚙ readedit
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Sharing the calendar

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Edit the map but give calendar read-only rights

  • If you have shared a map for editing, as the map owner, you can protect a calendar by activating the “Protect Box” setting.
  • In this case, all users can edit your map, but they cannot make changes to the calendar of the box.
  • ⚙ readonly
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Overview of all events below the calendar

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Create events

  • You can add events simply by clicking in the calendar or by selecting a time period with the mouse.
  • Change the times as desired. Add the title and a description. Optionally choose a different color.
  • You can also set repetitions for the event.
  • You can also upload any number of files. You will then find the files on the “My Uploads” page.
  • ⚙ create
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Create events with repetitions

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Edit events

  • Click on the event, then a dialog for editing will open:
  • Event times can also be changed directly in the calendar with the mouse:
  • 1. Move the event - hold the mouse button down on the event and drag it to the new time slot.
  • 2. Event length - move the mouse to the bottom edge of the event. Grab the bottom edge (hold the mouse button down) and change the length.
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Delete event

  • You can delete events by clicking directly on the event and selecting the delete icon next to the Save button.
  • Alternatively, you can delete the event in the events list below the calendar by clicking on the trash can icon.
  • ⚙ delete
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Notification for new event entries by others

  • If a third party adds an event to your calendar, you will receive a notification. This notification appears in the top right corner of the website.
  • Clicking the notification icon opens the page with all notifications . The newly entered events are listed there.
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Subscribe to calendar

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Embed calendar into another box calendar

  • You can embed any number of box calendars into another box calendar - for example, to create a central school calendar that brings together all class calendars. Changes in the source calendars are automatically applied.
  • The tutorial shows all steps, how embedded events are displayed, and further examples of use:
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Embed in external calendars such as Apple and Google