This calendar plugs in seamless with any content management system you are using. With Ajax, your screen need not be refreshed. The functionality can be easily extended using inheritance.
The full demo can be seen here – PHP Ajax Calendar and source code is here – Simple PHP Calendar Source.
Related Articles* Fixed minor bug relating to event date not displaying in order. Like it.? Share it:Tweet
Although the calendar is ajaxian, it is actually 90% PHP and 10% Ajax/Javascript. The core logic is written in PHP and Ajax just comes in to improve user experience. One of the main features of the calendar lies in its efficient method of creating the right date to populate the calendar cells. I wrote about … Continue reading
Google implemented a search API in 2002 for web developers to do Google search within their own website. By using SOAP (Simple Object Access Protocol) procedures, the API allows the search and results retrieval to run in the background. I have implemented a google search function in this website using PEAR SOAP. The script loops … Continue reading
14 Jan 2009 (Ver 2.2) * Calendar now supports hrs, mins and images. * Add ‘order by’ to sql statements. * Made admin area more user friendly but still very basic. * Displaying multiple calendars in one page is now very easy to achieve (See demo). * Improve logic flow and fix typos. Like it.? … Continue reading
Installing the quick calendar is easy. Follow the steps below: Make sure your have LAMP running. If using PHP 4, need to have magic_quote off. Check that the php directive short_open_tag is 1 (editable via php.ini or .htaccess). The phpinfo() function reveals all your settings. Download the source code from here Unzip the downloaded code … Continue reading
Using other DB instead of MYSQ is straight forward because mysql built-in functions are only used in 3 areas. The SQL are not perculiar to MYSQL and should be compatible with any other DB. 1. In config.php (about line 20 to 27), change the mysql functions there, ie instead of ‘mysql_connect’, use ‘pg_connect’ for example. … Continue reading
* Thanks kirk for suggesting a bunch of changes. I have implemented quite a few – too wordy to describe them here. If you are interested, see the evolt comments that kirk837 has written. * Added category to events. This impacted the code and query quite abit. * Added sms and emailing capability. Email alert … Continue reading
1. Under themes, duplicate the skeleton theme and give a new theme name to the new directory created. 2. In view/calendar.css, replace all style name with .yourtheme. 3. In view/longdesc.css, replace all style name with .yourtheme_longdesc. 4. Change the class name in both model/Calendar.php and model/Longdesc.php to QCalendarYourtheme and LongdescYourtheme. 4. Now the big headache, … Continue reading
I’ve finally added a simple admin panel for users to administer the events. As I have said, it is purely functional. Nothing fancy yet. This will help non-programmers or lazy programmers to administer the events easily. cheers, Bernard Like it.? Share it:Tweet
A bit of history if you are interested I can vaguely recalled that a designer friend wanted to add a calendar to a custom made CMS. We searched high and low found a few good ones – some commercial and some open source. He found the installation and configuration daunting though. As a programmer, I … Continue reading
Hi Bernard, can you share the advance source code of your calendar php and ajax?
Like the code, same question as Mai.
Also does the advanced version allow the adding of events to the calander?
TIA
I have updated the calendar. check out http://web-developer.sitecritic.net/2009/01/02/online-calendar-using-php-and-ajax-update/