TheocBase/Test

Import Schedules

TheocBase can handle discontinued public talks, meaning the theme of a talk can change in the course of time and is also determined by the date, it is given. After the initial import, you can make adjustments as to the <a href="settings_public_talks.html#revised_public_talk_outlines">discontinued talks</a> and import the data once again, to have the correct theme for each date in the schedule.

Import from KHS

<strong>KHS</strong> (Kingdom Hall Schedules) is a program to manage congregation schedules. You can import congregations, talks, the history of scheduled speakers and assigned brothers for the weekend meetings (chairman, reader of the Watchtower Study).

Make sure you have selected the correct language in the TheocBase <strong>Settings</strong>, which is the language of your congregation.

Go to the <strong>Data exchange</strong> page, and switch to the <strong>Import</strong> tab.

Press and hold the <img src="../images/add_24x24.png" alt="" width="24" height="24" /> button until the drop-down menu appears and select <strong>KHS</strong>.

Navigate to the <strong>KHS</strong> installation and choose the <strong>data</strong> folder. After finishing, the message <strong>Import complete</strong> appears.

Switch to another page and click <strong>Yes</strong> when the question <strong>Save changes?</strong> appears.

Import from Ta1ks

<strong>Ta1ks</strong> is a program to schedule public meetings. You can import congregations, talks, the history of scheduled speakers and assigned brothers for the weekend meetings (chairman, reader of the Watchtower Study).

Press and hold the <img src="../images/add_24x24.png" alt="" width="24" height="24" /> button until the drop-down menu appears and select <strong>Ta1ks</strong>.

Choose the <strong>Ta1ks</strong> installation folder, where the dat-files can be found. After finishing, the message <strong>Import complete</strong> appears.

Printing Tags - Weekend Meeting

Printing Tags

Here is the list of printing tags along with their corresponding values. The tags may be available only at certain levels e.g.:

throughout the whole content of the template [1]

within the scope of a loop [2]

or even in a nested loop [3]

A loop has a start and an end tag. These are named accordingly (<code>*_START; *_END</code>) and have a description <span class="pt_loop_description">[between brackets]</span> in the <strong>Value</strong> column that mentions also the <strong>Scope</strong> of the tags that are available. If a printing tag returns a variable, then the value is described <var class="pt_variable_description">{between curly brackets}</var>; otherwise the mentioned text appears.