1. Akkordeonorchester Dinslaken 1965 e.V.

<p>Nächster Termin: 11. DHV-Landesmusikfest NRW (Erwachsenen-Orchester) am: 20. Mai 2012 bis 12:00

would print "My event starts on Novemeber 3, 2009 @ 2:30pm and ends at 3:30pm"</p> <p>Keywords are surrounded by [$ and $]. Anything not contained within a keyword marker is taken literally. Use the following keywords. All formatting is in strftime format.</p> <ul> <li>startdate fmt-- print the starting date of the event in fmt format.</li> <li>finishdate fmt -- print the finishing date of the event in fmt format.</li> <li>range -- displays a compact range for start and finish (e.g. Nov 2, 1970 2:30pm - 3:30pm or Nov 2-5, 1970)</li> <li>title -- Title of the event</li> <li>description -- Description from the event's description</li> <li>backlink -- url to the GCalendar entry (internal link)</li> <li>link -- url to the Google Calendar entry (external link)</li> <li>maplink -- anchor containing the location and a link to Google Maps for the location</li> <li>maphref -- just the url to the Google Maps</li> <li>location -- text location from the event</li> <li>where -- same as location </li> <li>calendarname -- name of the calendar</li> <li>calendarcolor -- hex representation of the calendar's assigned color</li> </ul> <p>Parameters affecting the operation of the plugin are also allowed. They are specified just like keywords, except they start with a plus (+) sign. Any of the parameters you can specify here as defaults are also parameters that may be specified in the plugin. Check each parameter for the name to use.</p> <p>Example: 11. DHV-Landesmusikfest NRW (Erwachsenen-Orchester) is on date Mai, 05/20/12, 2012 might print Erics Birthday is on Nov 05, 2009.</p> <p>Example: 11. DHV-Landesmusikfest NRW (Erwachsenen-Orchester) is on date Mai, 05/20/12, 2012 would produce the same output. Note the escaped parameters in output.</p>