Do away with any ..only:: kolab clauses, because with kolab is the only thing the helpdocs support anyway, and it messes up builds (or not, but that doesn't matter).

This commit is contained in:
Jeroen van Meeuwen (Kolab Systems) 2016-12-12 16:21:17 +01:00
parent 0029200a78
commit 668f4a3712
5 changed files with 49 additions and 62 deletions

View file

@ -153,21 +153,19 @@ When creating a new event, switch to the *Participants* tab. You're already list
Invitations will be sent out when you click *Save* and the event is created.
.. only:: kolab
.. index:: Availability
.. _calendar-availability-finder:
.. index:: Availability
.. _calendar-availability-finder:
Find Availability
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Find Availability
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Once all the participants are added to the list, you see the individual availability status for each one
of them, given that this information is available. In case not everybody is free, click the *Find availability...*
button to open the scheduling dialog. In that dialog, detailed availability information for all participants is
displayed. Use the *Previous/Next Slot* buttons to find the next time slot where all required participants are
available. Or drag the gray area representing the event duration with the mouse to manually select a free slot.
Once all the participants are added to the list, you see the individual availability status for each one
of them, given that this information is available. In case not everybody is free, click the *Find availability...*
button to open the scheduling dialog. In that dialog, detailed availability information for all participants is
displayed. Use the *Previous/Next Slot* buttons to find the next time slot where all required participants are
available. Or drag the gray area representing the event duration with the mouse to manually select a free slot.
Click *Select* to copy the rescheduled date/time back into the event form and to close this dialog.
Click *Select* to copy the rescheduled date/time back into the event form and to close this dialog.
Receive Event Invitations

View file

@ -92,11 +92,9 @@ Calendars List
Events can be organized in different calendars which are all displayed in the lower left list.
Use the checkboxes in that list to show or hide events from the specific calendars in the main view.
.. only:: kolab
Beside your personal calendars, the list also displays calendars shared by other users
or ones that are shared amongst your workgroup. Small icons in the list give a hint
about the origin and some of them are possibly read-only which is denoted with a small lock icon.
Beside your personal calendars, the list also displays calendars shared by other users
or ones that are shared amongst your workgroup. Small icons in the list give a hint
about the origin and some of them are possibly read-only which is denoted with a small lock icon.
Colorized Events

View file

@ -24,11 +24,9 @@ Main Options
When opening the day or week view, the listing of events starts at this time. Of course all
hours of a day are visible by scrolling further up.
.. only:: kolab
**Working hours**
This time range will be used in the :ref:`availability finder <calendar-availability-finder>`
when automatically selecting free slots for a meeting.
**Working hours**
This time range will be used in the :ref:`availability finder <calendar-availability-finder>`
when automatically selecting free slots for a meeting.
**Event coloring**
The coloring of the title of an event block ("outline") as well as the background color of the box ("content")

View file

@ -1,49 +1,46 @@
.. index:: Sharing
.. _calendar-sharing:
.. only:: kolab
Sharing Calendars
=================
.. index:: Sharing
Sharing Calendars
=================
For collaboration, sharing calendars is an important feature. In the :ref:`overview <calendar-lists>`,
we have already learned how calendars others share with you appear in the calendars list. The following
now explains how to make personal calendars accessible to fellow users.
For collaboration, sharing calendars is an important feature. In the :ref:`overview <calendar-lists>`,
we have already learned how calendars others share with you appear in the calendars list. The following
now explains how to make personal calendars accessible to fellow users.
Share a Calendar with others
----------------------------
Share a Calendar with others
----------------------------
Sharing is controlled through the :ref:`Calendar Settings Dialog <calendar-edit-properties>`.
Double-click a calendar in the list on the left and then select the *Sharing* tab at the top of
the dialog box:
Sharing is controlled through the :ref:`Calendar Settings Dialog <calendar-edit-properties>`.
Double-click a calendar in the list on the left and then select the *Sharing* tab at the top of
the dialog box:
.. image:: _static/_skin/calendar-acl.png
.. image:: _static/_skin/calendar-acl.png
The table displays who already has permission to see and modify the selected calendar.
In order to share the calendar with a new user do
The table displays who already has permission to see and modify the selected calendar.
In order to share the calendar with a new user do
1. Click the *Add entry* button (+) in the table footer
2. Enter the username or choose one from the autocompletion menu that appears when you start typing.
Instead of a specific user, permissons can be granted for all users or guests.
3. Select the access rights you want to grant for the user
4. Click *Save* to add the permission
1. Click the *Add entry* button (+) in the table footer
2. Enter the username or choose one from the autocompletion menu that appears when you start typing.
Instead of a specific user, permissons can be granted for all users or guests.
3. Select the access rights you want to grant for the user
4. Click *Save* to add the permission
Double-click an entry to edit the permissions for a particular user or group.
Double-click an entry to edit the permissions for a particular user or group.
For removing existing permissions, select the according entry in the list and then choose
*Delete* from the menu behind the gear icon in the footer of the list.
For removing existing permissions, select the according entry in the list and then choose
*Delete* from the menu behind the gear icon in the footer of the list.
Subscribe to Shared Calendars
-----------------------------
Subscribe to Shared Calendars
-----------------------------
Calendars shared by others are not showing up right away in the list within the calendar view.
Switch to :ref:`Settings > Folders <settings-folders>` to see all resources you can access.
There's a shortcut to this: click *Manage folders* in the options menu behind the gear icon
located the footer of the calendars list.
Calendars shared by others are not showing up right away in the list within the calendar view.
Switch to :ref:`Settings > Folders <settings-folders>` to see all resources you can access.
There's a shortcut to this: click *Manage folders* in the options menu behind the gear icon
located the footer of the calendars list.
In order to make a shared calendar appear in the calendars list, locate it in the folder manager
and check the *Subscribed* mark in the list. Only subscribed calendars are visible in the calendar view.
In order to make a shared calendar appear in the calendars list, locate it in the folder manager
and check the *Subscribed* mark in the list. Only subscribed calendars are visible in the calendar view.

View file

@ -50,11 +50,7 @@ This general section has text fields and selectors for various properties. Here
* ``Complete``: The completeness state of a task in percent. Use the slider or enter a number.
* ``Tasklist``: The list the task is saved in. Change it to move an event from one list to another.
.. only:: kolab
**Recurrence**
**Recurrence**
For periodically recurring task series, this tab has the settings how a task is repeated
over time.
@ -64,7 +60,7 @@ over time.
If you choose a frequency of weekly or monthly you can select which days of the week or month the task will occur.
* ``Until``: Determines the duration of the repetition. The recurrence can either run forever, for a number of times or until a specific date.
**Assignments**
**Assignments**
One, or a list of, users can be assigned to the task. The list is managed in this tab.
@ -72,7 +68,7 @@ One, or a list of, users can be assigned to the task. The list is managed in thi
* ``Add Assignee``: Type three letters of the username, and the search box will show a dropdown list of relevant users. Then clieck the 'Add Assignee' button.
* ``Invitation/notification comment``: When a user is assigned to a task, an email notificatino is sent out. This field is giving the opportunity to add extra test to this mail notification.
**Attachments**
**Attachments**
Sometimes a description text isn't enough to collect information for a specific task.
Switch to this tab to attach files to the current task or to remove them again. Adding