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  1. #1
    the other Chuck
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    Bdosso,

    I've used this calendar with NOF. Takes a little fanagling to get it
    looking like your site but it's a nice calendar. (WebCalendar).
    http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php?topic=Download

    the Other Chuck



    <Bdosso> wrote in message news:1_84_9484@gfwebforum.com...
    > Any chance we will see a Calendar Component in a future version of NOF.
    > One
    > where a month is displayed and you click on an event and more details open
    > up?
    > In the meantime is there a neat little program that does this and
    > integrates
    > with NOF9?
    >
    > Thanks






  2. #2
    robert_b
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    www.coffeecup.com

    See it on my site www.northstarmultimedia.com You sorta get what you pay
    for....it is not perfect but affordable.


    <Bdosso> wrote in message news:1_84_9484@gfwebforum.com...
    > Any chance we will see a Calendar Component in a future version of NOF.
    > One
    > where a month is displayed and you click on an event and more details open
    > up?
    > In the meantime is there a neat little program that does this and
    > integrates
    > with NOF9?
    >
    > Thanks
    >




  3. #3
    Bdosso
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    Default Calendar Module?

    Any chance we will see a Calendar Component in a future version of NOF. One
    where a month is displayed and you click on an event and more details open up?
    In the meantime is there a neat little program that does this and integrates
    with NOF9?

    Thanks


  4. #4
    bw
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    This is another option, but I can't tell you yet how it integrates into NOF:

    http://www.calendars.net/

    Brian


    <Bdosso> wrote in message news:1_84_9484@gfwebforum.com...
    > Any chance we will see a Calendar Component in a future version of NOF.
    > One
    > where a month is displayed and you click on an event and more details open
    > up?
    > In the meantime is there a neat little program that does this and
    > integrates
    > with NOF9?
    >
    > Thanks
    >




  5. #5
    bw
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    I found that the calendar at http://www.calendars.net is very easy to insert
    into NOF.

    Just go to their web site and create a new free calendar. There are many
    features and options that you can change.

    Then the instructions for inserting the calendar into a web page are here:

    http://www.calendars.net/calsetup3.htm#embed

    It's easy. This site shows that the code to be inserted looks like this:

    <ILAYER SRC="http://my.calendars.net/test1"></ILAYER>
    <IFRAME NAME="cal" SRC="http://my.calendars.net/test1" frameborder=0
    height=780 width=100%></IFRAME>

    Just change the two "test1" links in their code to match the name that you
    gave the calendar when you created it. If you do not want a vertical
    scrollbar on your calendar, you may need to increase the height parameter
    from 780 to a larger number like 900 or 1000.

    Then go into your NetObjects page and create a textbox (or use an existing
    textbox). Double click in the text box where you want the calendar to be
    inserted.

    Then click on the Text menu at the very top and choose Insert HTML.

    The Insert HTML dialog appears.

    Paste in the HTML code.

    The Insert HTML dialog can contain up to 255 characters and the code above
    is only 154 characters.

    Click OK.

    When you click Page Preview, it should show you the calendar.

    HTH,

    Brian


    "bw" <bw@nospam.com> wrote in message
    news:f2uvq8$3jt5@flsun90netnews01.netobjects.com.. .
    > This is another option, but I can't tell you yet how it integrates into
    > NOF:
    >
    > http://www.calendars.net/
    >
    > Brian
    >
    >
    > <Bdosso> wrote in message news:1_84_9484@gfwebforum.com...
    >> Any chance we will see a Calendar Component in a future version of NOF.
    >> One
    >> where a month is displayed and you click on an event and more details
    >> open up?
    >> In the meantime is there a neat little program that does this and
    >> integrates
    >> with NOF9?
    >>
    >> Thanks
    >>

    >
    >




  6. #6
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    Apr 2010
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    I use google calendar as the back end, the client can update it with events. Then I use InstantCal for the front/display end. You can see an example here: http://www.micaflatsgrange.org/html/events.html. Mouseover the bolded dates on the minicalendar for a pop-up window. Free for low-volume use and I found the tech support very responsive.

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