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Tushar Kapila	Thursday 17 December 2009 5:03:58 pm I have an ezPublish fresh install done by someone else and I need to install Agenda calendar on it, the docs are not enough. i get to the point : *insert this line in your pagelayout file <link rel="stylesheet" href={"stylesheets/agenda2.css"\|ezdesign} type="text/css" /> but the standard folder says do not edit and the other folders do not have this file. -> I made a copy. --- But now what? how do I enable this calebder? how do i use the tool bar sample? i upload it but now I guess i need to include it somewhere. a full sample for some one who does not know ezPublish would really help.
Jérôme Vieilledent	Tuesday 22 December 2009 8:15:36 am Hi Tushar You may have your design in an extension (look into extensions/ folder). If you don't exactly know which template is been used, you can activate Template debug from admin interface (don't forget to clear all caches and INI cache). Then you'll be able to track your templates in the page generated source code.

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Thursday 17 December 2009 5:03:58 pm

I have an ezPublish fresh install done by someone else and I need to install Agenda calendar on it, the docs are not enough.

i get to the point :

*insert this line in your pagelayout file
<link rel="stylesheet" href={"stylesheets/agenda2.css"|ezdesign} type="text/css" />

but the standard folder says do not edit and the other folders do not have this file.

-> I made a copy.

---

But now what? how do I enable this calebder? how do i use the tool bar sample?

i upload it but now I guess i need to include it somewhere. a full sample for some one who does not know ezPublish would really help.

Jérôme Vieilledent

Tuesday 22 December 2009 8:15:36 am

Hi Tushar

You may have your design in an extension (look into extensions/ folder). If you don't exactly know which template is been used, you can activate Template debug from admin interface (don't forget to clear all caches and INI cache). Then you'll be able to track your templates in the page generated source code.