Adding a Calendar

[JCO]

Does anyone know how to add a large calendar to a web site?
The calendar will have our teams practices, games, players birthdays and
other special events listed. I want to be able to display start and stop
times. This will be used for Schedule purposes?

Thanks in advance!

 

[Joe Rohn]

Hi JCO,

If you don't mind using a free third party server, this site is pretty good
for calendars:

http://calendars.net/

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[JCO]

Don't mind the free sites at all. Best way to go for now.

I can't get this site to come up. I also tried with www in it.
Let me know if it should be something else.

 

[Joe Rohn]

Hi JCO,

The URL is correct:

an either with or without the www it should come up:

http://www.calendars.net

Maybe you just hit it at a bad time!


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[JCO]

It is working now but not sure if this is what I need.
I was thinking of a FP2003 AddIn.

I want to display up to 3-4 months in advance with by clicking the arrow
buttons that take you to the next month. I will review this more in detail.
Thanks for your input.

I anyone knows of an Addin, that would be great too.

 

[Nomad]

I agree, the free calendars.net site is quite useful and versatile...works
for me...and did I mention 'free' ?

 

[chris leeds]

I was surprised at the stuff you get by signing up at http://groups.msn.com
file manager, photo gallery, decent calendar.....
if you don't mind free you should see.

 

[JCO]

I will look at this site again. I did not find the calendar yet.
Thanks for the input.

 

[Joe Rohn]

Hi JCO,

Here's a page that uses that type of calendar..it can be customized in
different ways..but it should at least give you a general idea:

http://www.classicgourmetgiftbaskets.com/holidaycalendar.htm

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[JCO]

Yes I recognize the format. Looks very nice.

Hi JCO,

Here's a page that uses that type of calendar..it can be customized in
different ways..but it should at least give you a general idea:

http://www.classicgourmetgiftbaskets.com/holidaycalendar.htm

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[Nomad]

JCO, try http://my.calendars.net
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I will look at this site again. I did not find the calendar yet.
Thanks for the input.

 

[Nomad]

JCO, this particular calendar came from http://my.calendars.net , mentioned
in a previous post.