Although it is best not to modify core modules, this one is simple and benign.  Just remember that when you upgrade in the future, the change will be overwritten.

To make the change, open the file ..\DesktopModules\Evens\EventList.ascx, add the attribute and value Visible="False" to the <asp:Label> server control with id="NoScheduledEvents", resave the file, and upload it to the host server:  Do NOT simply delete the server control as it is referenced in the codebehind. The only other drawback is that should the EventList have no events scheduled for the time period shown, the message stating this may not be shown either.

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asp:label id="NoScheduledEvents" runat="server" CssClass="NormalBold" Visible="False" />

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Needing two instances of the EventList - one with and the other without the time zone display would be a problem with this simple fix.  Short of adding a new "DisplayTimeZone" setting to the ModuleSettings page and checking it in the Page_Load of EventList.ascx.vb to set the visibility of the asp:Label control, I don't know any other way.  This would, of course, require a recompile of the module's dll using VS2003.

I just thought of another way that might work, provided that a container's CSS (style sheet) overrides that of the contained module:

1. Change the CssClass of the asp:Label control in EventList.ascx to a name (let's say "EventListTimeZone" of your choosing. It is now set for "NormalBold".
2. Define two containers - one with its container.css style sheet having the declaration block for the EventListTimeZone class selector set to match that of the "NormalBold" declaration, the second one with its container.css style sheeting having the declaration block for the EventListTimeZone class selector having the declaration "display: none".
2. When you want the Time Zone to display, use the first container. When you want no Time Zone displayed, use the second container.

A real kludge, but it might work without the problems of seriously modifying the event list module and having to recompile. Let me know if you try this!

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Bill, WESNet Designs
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