Hi there

I am trying to generate a "tooltip" of an event title using the Event_Calendar module I have used the following code to extract the title
$Where="StartDate='$check_date'";
       $TitleDetails= DataObject::get("CalendarDateTime", $Where);
       if($TitleDetails){
       $Title=$TitleDetails;
              }
       else
       $Title="There are No Event Listed";
       return $Title;

This is what it outputs on my template
<ul id="Menu1">
<li onclick="location.href = this.getElementsByTagName('a')[0].href"><a href="">Pirates Picnic Christchurch</a></li>
</ul>

If I try to use
$Where="StartDate='$check_date'";
       $TitleDetails= DataObject::get("CalendarDateTime", $Where);
       if($TitleDetails){
       $Title=$TitleDetails->Title;
              }
       else
       $Title="There are No Event Listed";
       return $Title;

Then I get nothing show up.

All I want is for the field "Title" in the CalendarDateTime table to show without the ul menu??

Please help

Thanks

Thanks for your prompt reply

Basically it is part of the class LiveCalendarWidget extends ViewableData, getWeeks() function in the CalendarUI.class.php. It checks the dates and returns information about whether or not they have an event on that day and outputs to the calendar. I have extended the CalendarDateTime class to include a title which I would like to show when a person rolls over a date on the calendar, so I have added the following:
private function getWeeks()
{
$weeks = new DataObjectSet();
$today = new sfDate();
$today->clearTime();
$this->date_counter->firstDayOfMonth()->firstDayOfWeek();
$view_start = new sfDate($this->date_counter->get());
$view_end = new sfDate($view_start->addDay($this->rows*7)->subtractDay()->get());
$view_start->reset();
$this->start_date->reset();
$event_map = $this->getEventsFor($view_start, $view_end);
// $title_details = $this->getDetails($view_start, $view_end);
   
      for($i=0; $i < $this->rows; $i++)
      {
       $days = new DataObjectSet();
       $week_range_start = $this->date_counter->format('Ymd');
         for($j=0; $j < 7; $j++)
         {
            $current_day = "";
            if(!$this->default_view) {
             if( ($this->date_counter->get() >= $this->anchor_start->get()) && ($this->date_counter->get() <= $this->anchor_end->get()) )
             $current_day = "currentDay";
            $Title="";
       $check_date=$this->date_counter->date();
       $Title=$this->getTitle($check_date); # This is the function call to get the title information

}      
            $days->push(new ArrayData(array(
             'Today' => $this->date_counter->get() == $today->get() ? "calendarToday" : "",
             'OutOfMonth' => $this->date_counter->format('m') != $this->start_date->format('m') ? "calendarOutOfMonth" : "",
             'CurrentDay' => $current_day,
             'HasEvent' => in_array($this->date_counter->date(), $event_map) ? "hasEvent" : "",
             'ShowDayLink' => $this->calendar->Link($this->date_counter->format('Ymd')),
             'Number' => $this->date_counter->format('d'),
             'Title' => $Title#This is my title information
            )));
            $this->date_counter->addDay();
         }
         $week_range_end = $this->date_counter->subtractDay()->format('Ymd');
         $this->date_counter->addDay();
         $weeks->push(new ArrayData(array(
          'Days' => $days,
          'ShowWeekLink' => $this->calendar->Link($week_range_start."/".$week_range_end)
         )));
      }
      return $weeks;
}

In the LiveCalendarWidget.ss file I have the following:
   <tbody>
<% control Weeks %>
      <tr>
      <% control Days %>
         <td class="$Today $OutOfMonth $CurrentDay $HasEvent">
          <a href="$ShowDayLink" onmouseover="TagToTip($Number)" onmouseout="UnTip()" id="tooltip">$Number</a><span id="$Number" class="pop_up"> $Title</span>
         </td>
<% end_control %>
         </tr>
<% end_control %>
   </tbody>

The getTitle function is out lined previously

That looks better, there ya go.

It's pretty concerning that you're modifying all that core code, though. That could have been done a lot more cleanly with a subclass and a custom template in your theme dir.