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1. Install webcalendar somewhere where it will be accessible below the path
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of you Drupal install. E.g. if your drupal site is accessible at
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"www.mysite.com/drupal/" webcalendar would have to be installed at
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"www.mysite.com/drupal/webcal/". This is due to restrictions browsers place
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on reading cookies.
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If possible install the webcal tables in the same database as the drupal
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tables.
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2. Copy the webcal folder into your modules directory
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3. Enable the module in drupal
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4. Configure the webcal module in Drupal:
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administer->settings->webcal
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5. Set the permissions for accesing webcal in Drupal:
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access webcal = user can view public calendar
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administer webcal = user can change the webcal settings in drupal
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(eg path to webcal, iframe properties)
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login to webcal = user has they're own calendar
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webcal admin = user is a webcal admin
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6. a) If you are using WebCalendar 1.1.x:
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Copy login-app.php into your webcalendar root directory (overwrite the
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existing file) & rename user-app-drupal-1.1.x.php to user-app-drupal.php
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and copy into your webcalendar ./includes directory.
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b) If you are using WebCalendar 1.0.x:
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Rename user-app-drupal-1.0.x.php to user-app-drupal.php and copy into your
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webcalendar ./includes directory.
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7. Edit the settings in the config section at the top of user-app-drupal.php
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8. Edit ./includes/settings.php in the webcalendar directory and change the
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user_inc line to "user_inc: user-app-drupal.php" (without the quotes)
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9. Click the calendar link on your menu and you should see webcalendar
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