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Event text
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Located in
[strings]EVENT_TEXT
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The text that describes the actual event (for a system command, this is the actual PHP/OcCLE code or URL).
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Located in
[strings]DESCRIPTION_EVENT_TEXT
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Daily
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
[strings]DAILY
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Weekly
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
[strings]WEEKLY
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Monthly
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Located in
[strings]MONTHLY
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Yearly
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
[strings]YEARLY
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Recurrence
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(no translation yet)
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Located in
[strings]RECURRENCE
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The basis with which this event recurs (if it is not a one-off).
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Located in
[strings]DESCRIPTION_RECURRENCE
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Recurrence pattern
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Located in
[strings]RECURRENCE_PATTERN
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If non-blank, this adds extra control to the occurence. It allows you to provide on/off repeating patterns. For example, to make something recur on weekdays, enter <tt>1111100</tt> with daily recurrence if the event first starts on a Monday. For example, to make something occur every other day, enter <tt>10</tt> with daily recurrence. For example, if a farmer laid land fallow for one year in five, with the next fallow year in 2 years, he might choose a plowing event with yearly recurrence and pattern <tt>11011</tt> (assuming he creates the event just before his first occurence, giving him two plowing seasons before fallow).
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Located in
[strings]DESCRIPTION_RECURRENCE_PATTERN
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