pretty-calendar-day.tpl.php in Pretty Calendar 7
Theme implementation to display day cell.
Variables:
- $number: Day number from beginning of month
- $date: Day number from beginning of month
- $delta: Day number from beginning of week
- $class: Default cell class
- $count: Node counter
- $using_tooltip: Using tooltips (boolean)
- $is_empty: Blank cell (boolean)
Note: We can use l() function to generate a link, but in that case, the resulting code is very difficult to read.
1 theme call to pretty-calendar-day.tpl.php
- pretty_calendar_block_content in ./
pretty_calendar.module - Rendering calendar block content.
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pretty-calendar-day.tpl.phpView source
<?php
/**
* @file
* Theme implementation to display day cell.
*
* Variables:
* - $number: Day number from beginning of month
* - $date: Day number from beginning of month
* - $delta: Day number from beginning of week
* - $class: Default cell class
* - $count: Node counter
* - $using_tooltip: Using tooltips (boolean)
* - $is_empty: Blank cell (boolean)
*
* Note:
* We can use l() function to generate a link, but in that case,
* the resulting code is very difficult to read.
*/
?>
<?php
if ($count > 0) {
?>
<a class="tooltip" title="<?php
print pretty_calendar_plural($count);
?>" href="<?php
global $base_path;
print variable_get('clean_url') ? '' : '/q?=';
print $base_path;
?>calendar/<?php
print $date;
?>"<?php
print $using_tooltip ? ' rel="' . $date . '"' : '';
?>>
<?php
}
?>
<div class="<?php
print $class . ($is_empty ? ' blank' : '');
?>">
<div class="calendar-value"><?php
print $number;
?></div>
</div>
<?php
if ($count > 0) {
?>
</a>
<?php
}