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I am still working at implementing a new look for our portal. As of this post I have manged to complete changes to the header and tab section of the various calendar windows used within Luminis.

For the calendar the UI is contained within XSL files. To get at them you will want to go to $CP_ROOT/products/SUNWics5/cal/bin/data/en.

The files I wound up modifying were:

calendar_groupview.xsl

This template controls the header/toolbar portion of the calendar view

calendars.xsl

This template controls the header/toolbar portion of the calendar view

common.xsl

This file contains some shared templates, namely:

• footer
• footer2
• footer3
• emit_frame_head_tag

dialog_tabs.xsl

This file contains the tab_item template which many XSL files use to output the code for the various tabs

event_tabs.xsl

Contains the code for the tabs in a New Event window

javascript.xsl

Has the template javascript which contains most of the javascript each calendar window pulls in

jump_to.xsl

The file that handles the tabs in the jump to window

new_cal.xsl

The file that handles the tabs in the new calendar window

new_group.xsl

The file that handles the tabs in the calendar set windows

new_task.xsl

The file for a new task window

options.xsl

Contains another instance of the tab_item template

search_for_calendars_common.xsl

Controls the calendar search options

search_for_components.xsl

Search for events/task file

search_for_users_common.xsl

Search for users file

toolbar.xsl

Contains templates to render tabs on a number of windows as well

With the modifications I have made the calendar windows will pickup the skin/colour choice the user has made via the main portal window. This is dependent on a cookie being set via JavaScript and some JavaScript within the calendar XSL files to set the proper stylesheets.

Once I have finished everything (as well as obtain some icons I can legally share) I will post a howto for installing this new layout code.

Screen shot showing various calendar windows above the main portal window. Using the ZDNet theme