Hi everyone !
I've created a widget.

It allows to display a desired month in Rainlendar. I think this feature can be useful, but I had not found it so far, while the "Rainlendar_SetDisplayDate ()" exists.
A month can be selected by its number or its name. The widget works in all languages. There are some error checks, but it can miss some tests (especially for years). The appearance must be corrected. I used the icons of the Chromophore skin (to go to the current month, previous and next).
Rainy, I had not been able to find a metter to put the focus to a field. I would like the focus is placed directly over the year after the month validation.
Moreover, would it be possible to automatically translate the "InfoText" in the "edit" tag as the "text" in the "text" tag ?
I don't know how to create an add-on, so the file below contains a directory "Shadow4-Goto-Modified" containing the modified files, and a folder "Shadow4-Goto-complete" containing a complete skin, in order to try.
Sorry again for my English .
Hi.

Sorry, the file is too bigger .
So, I only send the "Shadow4-Goto-Modified"

Have a nice day !

I pass it through the GCALDaemon open source project RSS converter. Works a treat!

Hello Rainy,
Sorry to annoy you, but have you take a look at my files ? Of course, you must have more urgent to do. However, I think this might interest you when you will have more time.
And thanks for the new Beta !

Rainy, I was wondering if its possible the file addon to display empty lines between text paragraphs.
The only workaround I found is to leave trailing space behind (enter + space). Text formatting in the advanced options seems to have no effect.

Hello codesoho.
I think that this is a possible solution to your problem :

This archive contains 2 files :
- "file.lua" that I have modified
- "skin.xml" in which I simply added a variable.

However, your question allowed me to observe that it is impossible to use paths with special characters (like accents) in the file widget.
It's really unfortunate that Lua does not support Unicode. In French, for example, we use many accents. It's very annoying.
Bye.