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sites/all/modules/calendar/theme/calendar-row-node.tpl.php

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+<?php
+/**
+ * @file
+ * Template to display a view item as a calendar month node.
+ * 
+ * $node 
+ *   A node object for this calendar item. Note this is
+ *   not a complete node object, but it will have $node->nid
+ *   that you can use to load the full object, and
+ *   $node->type to tell the content type of the node.
+ * 
+ * $fields
+ *   An array of information for every field selected in the 'Fields'
+ *   section of this view, formatted as requested in the View setup.
+ * 
+ * Calendar info for this individual calendar item is in local time --
+ * the user timezone where configurable timezones are allowed and set,
+ * otherwise the site timezone. If this item has extends over more than
+ * one day, it has been broken apart into separate nodes for each calendar
+ * date and calendar_start will be no earlier than the start of
+ * the current day and calendar_end will be no later than the end
+ * of the current day.
+ * 
+ * $calendar_start - A formatted datetime start date for this item.
+ *   i.e. '2008-05-12 05:26:15'.
+ * $calendar_end - A formatted datetime end date for this item,
+ *   the same as the start date except for fields that have from/to
+ *   fields defined, like Date module dates. 
+ * $calendar_start_date - a PHP date object for the start time.
+ * $calendar_end_date - a PHP date object for the end time.
+ * 
+ * You can use PHP date functions on the date object to display date
+ * information in other ways, like:
+ * 
+ *   print date_format($calendar_start_date, 'l, j F Y - g:ia');
+ * 
+ * @see template_preprocess_calendar_row_node.
+ */
+?>
+<div class="view-item view-item-<?php print $view->name ?>">
+  <div class="<?php print $item->class; ?>">
+    <?php print theme('calendar_stripe_stripe', array('node' => $item)); ?>
+    <?php print $item->body; ?>
+  </div>    
+</div>