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    Tristan McCormick
    @TristanJMcCormick
    Quick Question: I see relations of events to generic objects as a feature but how is that done programatically?
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro

    here is an example
    data = {
    ... 'title': 'Test1',
    ... 'start': datetime.datetime(2008, 1, 1),
    ... 'end': datetime.datetime(2008, 1, 11)
    ... }

    event1 = Event(**data)
    event1.save()
    user1 = User(username='alice')
    user1.save()
    event1.create_relation(user1, 'owner')

    Then you can use

    user = User.objects.get(username = 'alice')
    EventRelation.objects.get_events_for_object(user, 'owner', inherit=False)
    see : https://github.com/llazzaro/django-scheduler/blob/master/schedule/models/events.py#L241

    hope it helps
    Steve Pomeroy
    @xxv
    To be clear, in your example the arbitrary object is a user, yes? (I ask, because I know that the Event also supports associations with users directly)
    It may be helpful to describe that using a generic model that isn't related to the other functionality.
    (or perhaps I don't actually understand its use)
    Steve Pomeroy
    @xxv
    I don't see any, but has there been any work to get the repeating events going in the iCal export?
    @llazzaro Not sure how closely you follow this chat, but I am using your module and would very much like to help extend the iCal support fully. :-)
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    hi! I just merged a pull request. Swappable model base classes #110 check it out here llazzaro/django-scheduler#110
    this is only available in dev version (install it from git with pip)
    it will be great to add that support
    I don't have much time to do something, but I will be open to merge pull requests
    fell free to open issues also
    You can relate the event with any model that you want
    check it here the source code https://github.com/llazzaro/django-scheduler/blob/master/schedule/models/events.py#L298
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    remeber that by any model I mean any django model and only that. it must have a content_type
    thanks for using django-scheduler
    Steve Pomeroy
    @xxv
    Thanks for pushing those changes!
    Steve Pomeroy
    @xxv
    I pulled the rrule string generator out from vobject and grafted it in. The first pass at this is here https://github.com/xxv/django-scheduler/tree/ical-repeat
    It's not yet ready for a PR yet. I still need to add support for exceptions.
    Steve Pomeroy
    @xxv
    oh, I was having an issue that I haven't been able to trace yet: for the various day views, it seems as though it doesn't start at the beginning of the day: http://xxv.so/0xd635330f any idea where I might start going to fix that?
    It looks like a timezone issue, so I'm a little worried :-)
    DanielStevenLewis
    @DanielStevenLewis
    Does only https://github.com/llazzaro/django-scheduler/tree/develop support Python3? If so, how do I install the development branch?
    Enmanuel Rivera
    @enmanuelr
    I know the docs clearly state this app works on django 1.7, but is there any patch to get it backwards compatible with 1.6?
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    @DanielStevenLewis do not use develop branch. try python3 with master
    @enmanuelr you can try an older versions. I think support for django 1.7 was added on 0.7.4 . you should try version 0.7.3 (pip install django-scheduler==0.7.3)
    Portia Burton
    @pkafei
    I am running the sample schedule sampler on my local server. I can see the calendar, but not sure how user can add an appointment to the calendar
    Portia Burton
    @pkafei
    Oh, never mind I see that you can add dates in admin
    NylonPython
    @NylonPython
    Hi everyone, does this app support Django 1.8 or just 1.7?
    N
    @nwaxiomatic
    1.8, but there was a recent change in 1.8 that made the app "slower"
    due to prefetching
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    @pkafei you can add events form the normal views also. but you need to configure the permissions. after some fix the default permission is to deny everything.
    I started to push new bootstrap templates to the repository. let me know if someone had problems
    N
    @nwaxiomatic
    @llazzaro what do you have going with the bootstrap templates?
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    I migrated the templates to use bootstrap. and also removed jQuery-ui
    modals are now bootstrap also
    N
    @nwaxiomatic
    Is this also fullcalendar support? And models for editing?
    Modals *
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    old html files in the template directory. no full calendar support
    N
    @nwaxiomatic
    I got the fullcalendar all but totally functional
    just need the modals for event vs occurrence
    N
    @nwaxiomatic
    just did pull request, all basic functionality working. travis is failing, though (and I never know why)
    Alexandre Boukhlif
    @blokfyuh
    Hi llazzaro, are you around ?
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    yes
    Alexandre Boukhlif
    @blokfyuh
    Is your django-schedule compatible with django 1.8 ?
    Also, I checked out your code and correct me if I'm wrong but you only persist occurences if they are moved or cancelled, right ? Why do you repeat title and description field for occurences ? Aren't they only event instances ? So shouldn't they inherit title and description from their event ?
    Kirill Romanovskiy
    @romanovskiy-k
    Hi @llazzaro, thanks for the app! Which branch should I use now? pip version seems to be a bit outdated compared to master in github
    Leonardo Lazzaro
    @llazzaro
    schedule is not yet compatible with 1.8
    you can try master branch but is not yet finished
    the difference is the refactor on templates to support bootstrap