[thelist] Re:How to tackle this? (Sarah Heffron)

[Scott Harman]

It may well be worth you contacting Martin at snailsource
www.snailsource.com
Hi particular calendar was written as a plugin to phpBB which does work
quite nicely.

If it's supposed to be a multi-user scheduling (with each user able to see
each other's scheduling) there may be less time intensive methods of
achieving this.
I'm afraid that the only one's I've looked at have been designed to
integrate with forums, and any modifications I've worked on have been with
logic purely for my own purposes!

Afraid I can't help more - but if you lurk around the cooker at
www.mojavelinux.com a few of the guys there may be able to help out - or
even help you repurpose some of their own work!


HTH

Scotty
----- Original Message -----
From: "Carol Stein" <techwatcher at accesswriters.com>
To: <thelist at lists.evolt.org>
Cc: <meatlike at sbcglobal.net>
Sent: Thursday, March 20, 2003 9:32 PM
Subject: [thelist] Re:How to tackle this? (Sarah Heffron)


> Hi, Sara --
>
> >>I'm about to delve into a web application, using PHP and MySQL. This
> >>application is going to require a fairly complicated scheduling feature.
> >>Basically it will display a calendar for the current month with the
> >>ability to scroll back and forth between months, easily done but here's
> >>where the complicated part comes in.
>
> I'm not certain my purchased (shareware) solution will work for you, but
> have a look at my site <http://accesswriters.com/townhall.shtml> and the
> "post-it-yourself" calendar. It's a PHP function I downloaded and
installed
> (then paid for, just a few bucks), and if you don't have huge amounts of
> data, it might work for you. This guy writes neat PHP code -- changes you
> want (such as colors for classes of events, etc.) are placed in your
> comments to the code (which you don't have to touch)!
>
> Cheers --
> Carol
>
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