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[wakalapi]

Yes I know, complete re-write, yada yada yada.  But this calendar is the only one I've found that does *everything* I want a calendar to do . . .  EXCEPT its CGI scripting and flat-file db is a challenge to integrate with most CMS written in PHP and using MySQL.  I've used the CURL() function to execute and display the calendar within a PHP web page (i. e.  a Nuke module) and a concoction of URL_rewrite rules in conjuction with some serious template hacks to tidy up the hyperlinks for SEO. 

I am next contemplating a way of doing a MySQL dump of my site's user table to a file that might be able to substitute for the script's userbase file. 


The other PHP calendars I've seen do not do multiple day events, or their display templates need more hacking than this script's has, to do what I want.  And that includes GPL/free scripts on up to $100+ commercial offerings.

[DanO]

Maybe the next version will be PHP based?

Dan O.

[scott]

Maybe we can do that..

[truthonlytruth]

That would be great but i don't see any diffrence between this and mysql version

[ravenquork]

I would also like to see a mysql version.  I do not have the coding skills to do it but would consider making a donation to who ever would tackle it.