Description: This free Javascript event calendar tool lets you put an attractive and dynamic event calendar on your web site. You can add hyperlinks to more detailed information and images to add visual appeal. Unlike most other web calendar tools, it requires no CGI or server-side scripting or database capabilities on the server and it still works with older (pre-CSS) browsers. You can assign events to categories and your visitors can selectively hide or display entire categories of events. Category formats can be assigned globally, so that each category can have its own format such as color, but you can override formatting for individual events. You can add messages in the empty space that usually occurs at the beginning and/or end of most months. And you can allow your visitors to switch to a printer-friendly view and to download the events displayed in a format suitable for importing into MS Outlook and from there into PDA's. With the appropriate external JavaScript functions, you can also automatically add holidays and corresponding dates in an alternate calendar system (Hebrew, Moslem, Indian, Chinese, etc.). An accompanying MS Excel spreadsheet makes it easy to add and edit event information.
Resource Specification
Version:
0.3
Platform:
Linux - Unix - Windows
Price:
Freeware
Date Added:
31/10/2006
Last Updated:
31/10/2006
Author:
Rick Pike
Average Visitor Rating:4.5 (out of 5) Number of Ratings: 24 Votes
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Description: This free Javascript event calendar tool lets you put an attractive and dynamic event calendar on your web site. You can add hyperlinks to more detailed information and images to add visual appeal. Unlike most other web calendar tools, it requires no CGI or server-side scripting or database capabilities on the server and it still works with older (pre-CSS) browsers. You can assign events to categories and your visitors can selectively hide or display entire categories of events. Category formats can be assigned globally, so that each category can have its own format such as color, but you can override formatting for individual events. You can add messages in the empty space that usually occurs at the beginning and/or end of most months. And you can allow your visitors to switch to a printer-friendly view and to download the events displayed in a format suitable for importing into MS Outlook and from there into PDA's. With the appropriate external JavaScript functions, you can also automatically add holidays and corresponding dates in an alternate calendar system (Hebrew, Moslem, Indian, Chinese, etc.). An accompanying MS Excel spreadsheet makes it easy to add and edit event information.
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