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  • Wm

    Web-based Calendar needed

    I have a client who needs a good web-based calendar for their website. What
    they would like is something that can display a monthly calendar online,
    with a display that's large enough that you can see the events listed in
    each day's box. (i.e., not just a numerical calendar but one where the event
    time and title appear in the monthly view, like when you print a monthly
    calendar from M$ Outlook.) They want to be able to easily edit it online,
    and add recurring events easily. They would also like to be able to import
    data from other calendar programs, but I'm not sure how feasible that is.
    Our current setup keeps the admin interface in a protected directory, but
    the calendar displays on a public page. Currently using Flat Calendar
    (http://ffdb-php.sourceforge.net/). They like the appearance of the monthly
    view, but would prefer being able to display a full event title and
    desperately want something that's easier to update (especially for recurring
    events). I'm open to a commercial product if a good open-source product
    doesn't exist, particularly if it is easily integrated to our Linux server.
    Anyone have any suggestions?

    Wm

    P.S. Replies CC'd to LAshooter at hotmail are appreciated!





  • Take a Walk

    #2
    Re: Web-based Calendar needed

    On Fri, 10 Oct 2003 17:42:23 +0000, Wm wrote:
    [color=blue]
    > I have a client who needs a good web-based calendar for their website. What
    > they would like is something that can display a monthly calendar online,
    > with a display that's large enough that you can see the events listed in
    > each day's box. (i.e., not just a numerical calendar but one where the event
    > time and title appear in the monthly view, like when you print a monthly
    > calendar from M$ Outlook.) They want to be able to easily edit it online,
    > and add recurring events easily. They would also like to be able to import
    > data from other calendar programs, but I'm not sure how feasible that is.
    > Our current setup keeps the admin interface in a protected directory, but
    > the calendar displays on a public page. Currently using Flat Calendar
    > (http://ffdb-php.sourceforge.net/). They like the appearance of the monthly
    > view, but would prefer being able to display a full event title and
    > desperately want something that's easier to update (especially for recurring
    > events). I'm open to a commercial product if a good open-source product
    > doesn't exist, particularly if it is easily integrated to our Linux server.
    > Anyone have any suggestions?
    >
    > Wm
    >
    > P.S. Replies CC'd to LAshooter at hotmail are appreciated![/color]

    phpgroupware had a good calendar feature if it still available, perhaps
    you could strip just that module out for them.
    Allowed shared calendars, some users could see all events, some only their
    own, variable permissions on create delete edit on a per user basis.


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    • Manuel Lemos

      #3
      Re: Web-based Calendar needed

      Hello,

      On 10/10/2003 02:42 PM, Wm wrote:[color=blue]
      > I have a client who needs a good web-based calendar for their website. What
      > they would like is something that can display a monthly calendar online,
      > with a display that's large enough that you can see the events listed in
      > each day's box. (i.e., not just a numerical calendar but one where the event
      > time and title appear in the monthly view, like when you print a monthly
      > calendar from M$ Outlook.) They want to be able to easily edit it online,
      > and add recurring events easily. They would also like to be able to import
      > data from other calendar programs, but I'm not sure how feasible that is.
      > Our current setup keeps the admin interface in a protected directory, but
      > the calendar displays on a public page. Currently using Flat Calendar
      > (http://ffdb-php.sourceforge.net/). They like the appearance of the monthly
      > view, but would prefer being able to display a full event title and
      > desperately want something that's easier to update (especially for recurring
      > events). I'm open to a commercial product if a good open-source product
      > doesn't exist, particularly if it is easily integrated to our Linux server.
      > Anyone have any suggestions?[/color]

      You may want to try this calendar class. You can customize it
      presentation and table cell contents the way you want just by creating a
      sub-class. Take a look at the provided example.

      Class: Calendar generation class





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      • Wm

        #4
        Re: Web-based Calendar needed

        "Manuel Lemos" <mlemos@acm.org > wrote in message
        news:3F8723A4.8 000301@acm.org. ..[color=blue]
        > Hello,
        >
        >
        > You may want to try this calendar class. You can customize it
        > presentation and table cell contents the way you want just by creating a
        > sub-class. Take a look at the provided example.
        >
        > Class: Calendar generation class
        > http://www.phpclasses.org/calendargenerator
        >
        >[/color]

        That looks like the numerical calendar that we didn't want. We want a larger
        table that displays the event time and title on the calendar.
        (http://www.shorelineyachtclub.com/calendar.php)

        Wm




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        • R. Rajesh Jeba Anbiah

          #5
          Re: Web-based Calendar needed

          "Wm" <LAshooter@hotm ail.com> wrote in message news:<9_Fhb.581 6103$mA4.825935 @news.easynews. com>...[color=blue]
          >
          > That looks like the numerical calendar that we didn't want. We want a larger
          > table that displays the event time and title on the calendar.
          > (http://www.shorelineyachtclub.com/calendar.php)[/color]

          ** http://www.phpinsider.com/php/code/Date_Calc/

          *** http://in2.php.net/date

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          • Kevin Thorpe

            #6
            Re: Web-based Calendar needed

            Wm wrote:
            [color=blue]
            > I have a client who needs a good web-based calendar for their website. What
            > they would like is something that can display a monthly calendar online,
            > with a display that's large enough that you can see the events listed in
            > each day's box. (i.e., not just a numerical calendar but one where the event
            > time and title appear in the monthly view, like when you print a monthly
            > calendar from M$ Outlook.) They want to be able to easily edit it online,
            > and add recurring events easily. They would also like to be able to import
            > data from other calendar programs, but I'm not sure how feasible that is.
            > Our current setup keeps the admin interface in a protected directory, but
            > the calendar displays on a public page. Currently using Flat Calendar
            > (http://ffdb-php.sourceforge.net/). They like the appearance of the monthly
            > view, but would prefer being able to display a full event title and
            > desperately want something that's easier to update (especially for recurring
            > events). I'm open to a commercial product if a good open-source product
            > doesn't exist, particularly if it is easily integrated to our Linux server.
            > Anyone have any suggestions?
            >
            > Wm
            >
            > P.S. Replies CC'd to LAshooter at hotmail are appreciated![/color]

            webcalendar.sou rceforge.net is what I use

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