[typoon]

I'm looking for a program or a good way to make web calendars. does anyone know any good programs or any good web calendars or good ways to make them? Any help would be greatly appreciated

[malson]

A great one that I stumbled upon a few days ago is CalendarScript by Matt Kruse. You can find it at http://www.calendarscript.com. Installation and configuring the calendar is very straightforward. If you have any problems or questions there is a strong base of users on the CalendarScript forums. One guy, TubaDave, is most helpful especially when it comes to creating plugins and customizing the calendar's appearance. Hope that helps...

[s_l_o_w__k_i_l_l_s]

http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcalendar/

This rocks. With some experimenting you can set it up as an event calendar, a group calendar, a set of individual calendars, and probably some other stuff. You have to have PHP and MySQL running.

[EasyKill]

I agree. WebCalendar rules. I've used WebEvent (GARBAGE, and don't let anyone tell you otherwise!), which is perl-based, and I've also built some simple calendaring systems in CDML and LDML (pre-Lasso 5).

WebCalendar beats the snot out of them all for ease of use, features, installation, and customization.

Originally posted by s_l_o_w__k_i_l_l_s:
<STRONG>http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcalendar/

This rocks. With some experimenting you can set it up as an event calendar, a group calendar, a set of individual calendars, and probably some other stuff. You have to have PHP and MySQL running.</STRONG>

[Rainy Day]

Originally posted by s_l_o_w__k_i_l_l_s:
<STRONG>The early bird may get the worm, but the early worm gets eaten!
</STRONG>

Actually, i think it's the late worm that gets eaten (as the worms are starting to turn in by the time the birds come out, hence the saying that it's the early bird who gets the worm.)