mcal_event_set_startSynopsis
DescriptionThis function sets the date and time at which an event starts. The date set here is also the date that any recurrences will begin, if the event recurs. Invalid date or time data will be ignored and not stored in the event structure. ExampleExample 719. Setting the start date of an event $calendar = "{/mstore}<mycalendar>"; $MCALconnection = mcal_open($calendar, "username", "password"); mcal_event_init($MCALconnection); // Set the event to start on March 10th, 2001, at 2:00 in the afternoon. $start_year = 2001; $start_month = MCAL_MARCH; $start_day = 10; $start_hour = 14; $start_min = 0; $start_sec = 0; mcal_event_set_start($MCALconnection, $start_year, $start_month, $start_day, $start_hour, $start_min, $start_sec);
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