I've googled quite a bit, either they cost money or I'm not sure exactly what it does.
Has anyone here used one on their site that they like? I'd be willing to pay if that's what it takes.
Joe
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I'm making a website for my agility group. I'd like to have a calendar on the home page (or at least a link to a calendar) that shows upcoming trials.
I've googled quite a bit, either they cost money or I'm not sure exactly what it does.
Has anyone here used one on their site that they like? I'd be willing to pay if that's what it takes.Posted 2 years ago # -
moosepucky
offlineMemberJoe M. wrote:I'm making a website for my agility group. I'd like to have a calendar on the home page (or at least a link to a calendar) that shows upcoming trials.
I've googled quite a bit, either they cost money or I'm not sure exactly what it does.
Has anyone here used one on their site that they like? I'd be willing to pay if that's what it takes.
What dynamic languages and databases does your host support?
There is a really nice coldfusion calenderthat I have used but if your host does not support coldfusion there is no point in looking at it (click the demo and admin demo if you just can't restrain yourself)Messes made. Jobs left undone. FREE estimates.Posted 2 years ago # -
moosepucky
offlineMemberJoe M. wrote:I really have no idea. Go Daddy does my web hosting.
They have one you can enable
http://hostingconnection.godaddy.com/Application/WebCalendar.aspxPosted 2 years ago # -
Joe M. wrote:I'm making a website for my agility group. I'd like to have a calendar on the home page (or at least a link to a calendar) that shows upcoming trials.
I've googled quite a bit, either they cost money or I'm not sure exactly what it does.
Has anyone here used one on their site that they like? I'd be willing to pay if that's what it takes.
my flight instructor has one off his web page that utilises Google calendar, It works very well for him and us poor forgetful students as I only have to log in to see when my next lesson is, and as long as I have web access I can do it from just about anywhere (thank you MacDonald free wireless internet :-))
I have had a play with one for myself and it is very easy to use and set up.Prayer, [noun] - the act or practice of telling God that his infallible plan sucks and that you demand changes ASAPPosted 2 years ago # -
I'm looking for one if possible, that I could use w/out a person having to log in. If what you're saying is the person has to log into google to see the calendar. If you mean log into the page instead, NM..:-)
Not everybody has a google ID, or a yahoo ID, etc...Garry wrote: as I only have to log in to see when my next lesson is,Posted 2 years ago # -
Thank you!moosepucky wrote:They have one you can enable
http://hostingconnection.godaddy.com/Application/WebCalendar.aspxPosted 2 years ago #
