void buildCalendar(
$pDateHash)
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build a two dimensional array of unix timestamps
The timestamps are either UTC or display local time depending on the setting of the current users display time offset mktime SHOULD NOT BE USED since it offsets the times based on server timezone and daylight saving, but the USERS daylight saving information is not available, which will cause some problems!
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void buildCalendarNavigation(
$pDateHash)
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build an array of unix UTC timestamps relating to the current
calendar focus. This provides a fixed basis from which to apply local offsets provided by tz_offset information. Daylight saving information is not available via this route!
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void getList(
$pListHash)
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get a full list of content for a given time period return array of items
The output array will be a set of UTC tagged pages covering the period defined in the $pListHash. Items identified from the list will be tagged to the day identified in the selected timestamp from which the list was built. If the user has selected a local time display, then the day will be the actual UTC day that the item is in, rather than the UTC day of the item. In this way the display view provides a list of locally correct entries for each day.
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