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Timetable

Displays your upcoming events in a beautiful way on your dashboard and in your courses. Comes with three modes: today, this week and upcoming. Works in both vertical and horizontal orientation
Price option: Free

Supports Moodle 3.9-4.5 See all versions
Latest release: 1 year ago
Installations: 530
Downloads (last 90 days): 90

Frankenstyle name: block_timetable
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I added this to the site default dashboard page, and as an admin, I have setup Attendance instances for various courses. However while I can see the upcoming events on my own dashboard for the course I teach, no other tutors have any upcoming events displayed in their dashboards, even though there are events in the calendar! I've checked and double-checked permissions etc. Any ideas?
Hello Stefan, How can we use this as a Task list or To-Do list where we can Mark-Off the items when completed?
Also is there a way to bulk upload from an excel or database instead of synchronising with a G.Cal or i.Cal
Hi!
1) between the contribution, acceptance by the language maintainer and the update to your local platform maybe a couple of days.
2 + 3) this is not a good place for bug reports. Please create an issue in this plugins bug tracker and provide as much detail as possible on how to re-produce the issue. We’ll then look into this!
Best
Stefan
Hi Stefan,
I contributed the Ukrainian Translation. The plugin started to display events, but:
1. no strings are visible in Ukrainian in the configuration of the block. All of them are still in English.
2. when you choose to display "this week", the plugin shows today's events only and when you click on "days" tabs to see what is planned say for tomorrow, the plugin keeps on showing today's events and doesn't show the events planned on the relevant day.
3. the highlight of the current day in the tabs does not work as well. (In the English version everything works fine though.)
Morning!
Like any other plugin for moodle, it can be easily translated if required. The plugin has 22 strings in total, so translation should be a matter of less than an hour.
When using an unsupported language, it should work just fine, the text is simply not translated. If you encountered a bug, please report it in the bug tracker listed above.
It is already translated into several languages as you can see here:
https://moodle.org/plugins/block_timetable/translations
Feel free to contribute translations!
Best
Stefan
The plugin only works with the English language pack and is completely dead with Polish or Ukrainian, perhaps some other languages as well (I did not check). That makes it rather useless if one has users from different countries on the site. However, the look is nice.
Oh, and with regards to you second question: you can place it in any block region your theme provides.
Hi Daniel,
There’s no configuration options available; but it’s pretty easy to change the colour using css if you have experience with that. The colours are by the way the ones moodle chose; we took them for consistency.
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Stefan
Hi Stefan,
great plugin again. Two questions:
a) For a better accessibility, I want to change colors of the block, is that possible?
b) Is it possible to place the block inside content area in classic theme?
Best, Daniel
Hi Dave,
Timetable displays events based on the preference of the user, namely: „ Upcoming events look-ahead“ from the calendar preferences. The configuration in the block determines how many events per page. We need to improve the language strings, sorry about that not being 100% clear.
Feel free to reach out directly if you have feature requests. We’re currently gathering feedback before we specify the requirements for the next release.
Best
Stefan
This looks really good and potentially very useful. From initial testing, the upcoming view only appears to show events within the next week - is that correct? I would have thought that upcoming would be better to show any future items in the future regardless of when they are (up to the maximum not set in the block settings).
Approval issue created: CONTRIB-8760