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Propose Categories already used #3735
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Requires : nextcloud/server#29950 Right now we can only suggest categories from the events currently loaded in the calendar, we don't have information for all categories. |
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…egories. This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
…egories. This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Co-authored-by: Anna <anna@nextcloud.com> Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Co-authored-by: Anna <anna@nextcloud.com> Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Co-authored-by: Anna <anna@nextcloud.com> Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Co-authored-by: Anna <anna@nextcloud.com> Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de> WIP
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used. Signed-off-by: Claus-Justus Heine <himself@claus-justus-heine.de>
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
This commit add all available "collaborative tags" and all already used categories into option groups of the tags-menu of the side-bar editor. Determining the set of already used categories is a little bit ugly: it used the oc_calendarobject_props table which might be considered "internal". However, this is the Nextcloud calendar app which only talks to the Nextcloud calendar server. So using this "internal ingredient" might be acceptable. This commit addresses and is a related to a couple of open issues: nextcloud#3735 Calendar Categories: Propose Categories already used - this should be fixed by this commit nextcloud#1644 Add own categories, delete default ones - this is partly fixed in the sense that collaboritive tags are now also proposed as calendar categories. - still default categories cannot be deleted - however, using option groups one at least has some sort of overview about the origin of the proposed category nextcloud/server#29950 Save VEVENT CATEGORIES as vcategory - this issue is totally "ignored" by this commit as the proposed solution there is not needed (the categories are already there in the oc_calendarobject_props table) - that would have to be discussed there: but my impression that the tables and classed mentioned there are obsolete and no longer used.
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
The current calendar supports categories.
The list of categories is hard-coded and cannot be modified (see #1644) . That's not helpful for many use cases.
We, for instance, have a calendar of events that many people maintain.
We use categories to distinguish different types of events, like internal and external events.
Describe the solution you'd like
In the categories selection list, list all the categories that were used in entries of the last two years and the future.
Describe alternatives you've considered
Configuring a list (see #1644) would also work.
This solution is probably easier to implement (no extra GUI)
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