mcal_list_eventsSynopsis
DescriptionThis function returns an array of all events that occur within the specified date range. This includes recurring events that have at least one recurrence inside the range. NoteHowever, events that recur inside the range will only be returned once. You must use mcal_next_recurrence() to get the rest of the recurrences inside the date range. Example$calendar = "{/mstore}"; $MCALconnection = mcal_open($calendar, "username", "password"); // List all events during the week of October 1st to 7th. $start_year = 2001; $start_month = MCAL_OCTOBER; $start_day = 1; $end_year = 2001; $end_month = MCAL_OCTOBER; $end_day = 7; $events = mcal_list_events($MCALconnection, $start_year, $start_month, $start_day, $end_year, $end_month, $end_day); foreach ($events as $eventid) { echo "Event " . $eventid . " occurs during this time period.<br />"; }
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