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<install version="1.5" type="plugin" group="content">
	<name>Val Simple Calendar</name>
	<author>torqwas.com</author>
	<creationDate>February 2010</creationDate>
	<copyright>Copyright (C) 2010 torqwas.com. All rights reserved.</copyright>
	<license>http://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html GNU/GPL</license>
	<authorEmail>info@torqwas.com</authorEmail>
    <authorUrl>www.torqwas.com</authorUrl>
	<version>1.0</version>
    <description>
	<![CDATA[
		Val Simple Calendar is Joomla! plugin that allows to work with the calendar on your site <br /><br />&copy;&nbsp;<a href="http://www.torqwas.com">Torqwas.com</a> - Free And Commercial Joomla! Extensions.<br/><br/>
		<strong>Description:</strong><br/>
		<br/>

		&nbsp;This plugin is very flexible and useful plugin for every joomla website, which improves the user experience by enabling a drop-down of Val Simple Calendar for date fields in HTML forms.<br/>
		<br/>

		<strong>Features:</strong><br/>
		<br/>
		&nbsp;- Show/Hide Val Simple Calendar on click of a button (to save space); <br/>
		&nbsp;- Draggable option<br/>
		&nbsp;- Uses document layers - no problems with pop-up blockers <br/>
		&nbsp;- Easy customization via CSS file <br/>
		&nbsp;- Attaches to existing form fields <br/>
		&nbsp;- Can be created dynamically - perfect for AJAX applications <br/>
		&nbsp;- Valid XHTHL/CSS <br/>
		&nbsp;- Fully customizable by CSS classes<br/>
		&nbsp;- Support Joomla 1.5<br/>
		<br/>
		<strong>Benefites:</strong><br/>
		<br/>
		&nbsp;- Fast and simple dates entry improves user experience <br/>
		&nbsp;- Use of Val Simple Calendar eliminates date formatting errors <br/>
		&nbsp;- Invalid dates such as February 30 can not be entered via Val Simple Calendar <br/>

		<br/>
		<strong>Additionally offers:</strong><br/>
		<br/>
		&nbsp;- Support for ANY custom date or time format <br/>
		&nbsp;- Even more appearance configuration options including the layout of Val Simple Calendar controls <br/>
		&nbsp;- Events and API can be used to hook multiple calendars for date range selection and implementing various business logic <br/>
		&nbsp;- Date limits (minimum and maximum allowed dates) are supported as either absolute date or relatively in days from today <br/>
		&nbsp;- Reset date to today button <br/>
		&nbsp;- Forbidden dates list (by date, by day of week etc) <br/>
		&nbsp;- List of holidays or other dates requiring special highlighting (for example those not available for booking) supported <br/>
		&nbsp;- Allowed dates list (blacks out all the dates except those listed) <br/>
		&nbsp;- Configurable behavior on out of range date selection <br/>
		&nbsp;- Multiple modes: drop-down, pop-up and in-page calendars <br/>
		<br/>
		<strong>Used parameters:</strong><br/>
		<br/>
		&nbsp;- csspath   		- Path to the CSS file for styling the valsexyslider. Default value is 'plugins/content/valsexyslider/css/screen.css'.<br/>
		&nbsp;- months   		- List of months for Val Simple Calendar.<br/>
		&nbsp;- weekdays        - List of weekdays for Val Simple Calendar.<br/>
		&nbsp;- yearscroll      - If this parameter is set as 'true', that will be showing the year scroller for Val Simple Calendar.<br/>
		&nbsp;- weekstart       - With the help of this parameter you can specify the first day of week: 0-Su or 1-Mo.<br/>
		&nbsp;- centyear        - With the help of this parameter you can specify the 2 digit years less than 'centyear' are in 20xx, othewise in 19xx<br/>
		<br/>
		For working with the plugin in your HTML-text you should define the following <strong>template</strong>:<br/>
		  &nbsp;{valsimplecalendar id="1"} <br/>
		<br/>  
		With the help of the identifier you should specify the serial number for the instance of Val Simple Calendar.<br/>
		<br/>
		<strong>Example of usage:</strong><br/>
		  &nbsp;{valsimplecalendar id="1"} <br/>
		<br/>
		<strong>Also you can setting Val Simple Calendar by means of the CSS-file.</strong><br/>
			<br/>
			&nbsp;In this file you should specify the following tag (tcal  - calendar container element):<br/>
			<br/>
			<font color="gray">
			&nbsp;div#tcal {<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;position: absolute;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;visibility: hidden;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;z-index: 100;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;width: 158px;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;padding: 2px 0 0 0;<br/>
			&nbsp;}<br/>
			</font>
			<br/>
			&nbsp;By means of the following tags you can define settings all tables in Val Simple Calendar<br/>
			<br/>
			<font color="gray">
			&nbsp;div#tcal table {<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;width: 100%;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;border: 1px solid silver;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;border-collapse: collapse;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;background-color: white;<br/>
			&nbsp;}<br/>
			</font>
			<br/>
			&nbsp;By means of the following tag you can define settings for week days header.<br/>
			<br/>
			<font color="gray">
			&nbsp;div#tcal th {<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;border: 1px solid silver;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;border-collapse: collapse;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;text-align: center;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;padding: 3px 0;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;font-family: tahoma, verdana, arial;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;font-size: 10px;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;background-color: gray;<br/>
				&nbsp;&nbsp;color: white;<br/>
			&nbsp;}<br/>
			</font>
		
		]]>
	</description>	
	<files>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">valsimplecalendar.php</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/readme.html</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/readme.txt</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/js/valsimplecalendar.js</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/css/valsimplecalendar.css</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/cal.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/next_mon.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/next_year.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/no_cal.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/pixel.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/prev_mon.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/prev_year.gif</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/shade_bl.png</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/shade_bm.png</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/shade_br.png</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/shade_mr.png</filename>
		<filename plugin="valsimplecalendar">/valsimplecalendar/images/shade_tr.png</filename>
	</files>
	<params>
		<param name="helpinfo" type="text" label="Help info" description="You can receive more detailed information having opened the file readme.html" default="plugins/content/valsimplecalendar/readme.html"/>
		<param name="csspath" type="text" label="CSS File Path" description="Path to the CSS file for styling Val Simple Calendar." default="plugins/content/valsimplecalendar/css/valsimplecalendar.css"/>
		<param name="months" type="text" label="List of months" description="List of months for Val Simple Calendar." default="['January', 'February', 'March', 'April', 'May', 'June', 'July', 'August', 'September', 'October', 'November', 'December']"/>
		<param name="weekdays" type="text" label="List of weekdays" description="List of weekdays for the Val Calendar." default="['Su', 'Mo', 'Tu', 'We', 'Th', 'Fr', 'Sa']"/>
		<param name="yearscroll" type="text" label="Yearscroll" description="If this parameter is set as 'true', that will be showing the year scroller for Val Simple Calendar" default="true"/>
		<param name="weekstart" type="text" label="Weekstart" description="With the help of this parameter you can specify the first day of week: 0-Su or 1-Mo" default="0"/>
		<param name="centyear" type="text" label="Centyear" description="With the help of this parameter you can specify the 2 digit years less than 'centyear' are in 20xx, othewise in 19xx." default="70"/>
	</params>
</install>
