mcal_list_alarmsSynopsis
Descriptionmcal_list_alarms() returns an array containg every event which has an alarm active during the given date and time. Alarms are considered active if the specified time is during the event and the event has an alarm set, or if it is alarm minutes before the event or less, where alarm is the alarm set for the event. WarningUntil very recently (early May, 2001), searching for alarms was broken in libmcal's mstore driver. Any version of PHP with MCAL support will work, but you will need to have linked against a recent copy of libmcal. ExampleExample 725. Listing active alarms $calendar = "{/mstore}"; $MCALconnection = mcal_open($calendar, "username", "password"); // List all events with an alarm active right now list($year, $month, $day, $hour, $min, $sec) = explode(":", date("Y:n:j:G:i")); $events = mcal_list_alarms($MCALconnection, $year, $month, $day, $hour, $min, $sec); foreach ($events as $eventid) { echo "Event " . $eventid . " has an alarm active.<br />"; }
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