Posted By: dajon on November 11 2011 04:07 pm
I tried to install webcalendar on Mac OS 10.6.8 with server mysql open and php 5.3.4. I pasted the folder webcalendar in folder "sites" of "home". But when I try localhost/webcalendar/index.php I have the message : The requested URL /webcalendar.index.php was not found on this server.
Posted By: anjanesh babu on April 23 2011 07:15 pm
simple to use and awesome learning tool. Not polished or shiny - but does the job brilliantly. Code is intuitive and easy to track. On a side note,if you need to learn ldap use webcalendar's ldap integration.
Posted By: AhmetNuri on November 26 2010 09:42 am
best choice for group calendar. it is stable.
Posted By: Gino on October 26 2009 07:48 am
Good work.. I use it for my yearly plan...
Posted By: Lars on July 23 2009 03:54 pm
I never tried google calender because i want an "inhouse" solution without hosting by another provider. Do you trust google?? ;-) So i see "need" of it!
Webcalender is an outstandig solution with a lot of config possibilities, so you need to spend time to figure out your needs.
Posted By: SoftGil on June 9 2009 07:20 am
Everybody's talking about Google's calendar offering. Boy, they are wrong. Google will have no liability whatsoever on calendar as it's provided for free. Their servers may - and already have - went down for an undetermined period of time and who is relying on them are doomed.
On the other end, and even though this is Free/Open Source, Webcalendar provides an outstanding functionality right out of the box. As a drawback we have the layout. It really needs a revamp as this one is quite bad. We can't have it all, right?
In a nutshell, thumbs up to Webcalendar. :)
Posted By: Ruud on April 22 2009 09:56 am
Following on from martinsc's comment, there is no point using this *IF* you want to use Google's calendar offering. If you don't or if having an internally hosted calendar is a major requirement (as it is here) then you can't go far wrong with Webcalendar.
Posted By: KMW on May 3 2006 08:43 am
I've just tried webcalendar and I found it really a great tool.
One important reason that it's still a great contribution
even though google also released one, is because of its opensource codes
nature so we can go on to modify or tailor make it. In addition,
the new version 1.1 has some powerful new features.
Posted By: martinsc on April 14 2006 03:56 am
since google released their calendars i don't see any need for this...
Posted By: tiger l\'osmose on January 5 2006 04:09 am
A very useful script to manage shared calendars. It is easy to use and to read.
Posted By: Fred P. on December 14 2005 12:10 pm
It's Useful, flexible, forceful.
A magnificent product
Posted By: Rusty Shackelford on December 1 2005 01:32 am
Awesome calendar with loads of features. Fairly easy to install and customize. I screwed up the
Posted By: Bernhard on June 24 2005 05:07 am
VERY GREAT, works for out Music-Band fantastically. Every one can check free days or events.
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Posted By: michael singer on May 10 2005 12:45 pm
functionality is very good, but the layout needs to be customized.
Posted By: Simon Cowell on March 30 2005 09:03 am
Excellent functionality. So ugly it should be taken out back and shot, but excellent functionality.
Webcalendar Website
Webcalendar 1.2.4
I tried to install webcalendar on Mac OS 10.6.8 with server mysql open and php 5.3.4. I pasted the folder webcalendar in folder "sites" of "home". But when I try localhost/webcalendar/index.php I have the message : The requested URL /webcalendar.index.php was not found on this server.
simple to use and awesome learning tool. Not polished or shiny - but does the job brilliantly. Code is intuitive and easy to track.
On a side note,if you need to learn ldap use webcalendar's ldap integration.
best choice for group calendar. it is stable.
Good work.. I use it for my yearly plan...
I never tried google calender because i want an "inhouse" solution without hosting by another provider. Do you trust google?? ;-) So i see "need" of it!
Webcalender is an outstandig solution with a lot of config possibilities, so you need to spend time to figure out your needs.
Everybody's talking about Google's calendar offering. Boy, they are wrong. Google will have no liability whatsoever on calendar as it's provided for free. Their servers may - and already have - went down for an undetermined period of time and who is relying on them are doomed.
On the other end, and even though this is Free/Open Source, Webcalendar provides an outstanding functionality right out of the box. As a drawback we have the layout. It really needs a revamp as this one is quite bad. We can't have it all, right?
In a nutshell, thumbs up to Webcalendar. :)
Following on from martinsc's comment, there is no point using this *IF* you want to use Google's calendar offering. If you don't or if having an internally hosted calendar is a major requirement (as it is here) then you can't go far wrong with Webcalendar.
I've just tried webcalendar and I found it really a great tool. One important reason that it's still a great contribution even though google also released one, is because of its opensource codes nature so we can go on to modify or tailor make it. In addition, the new version 1.1 has some powerful new features.
since google released their calendars i don't see any need for this...
A very useful script to manage shared calendars. It is easy to use and to read.
It's Useful, flexible, forceful. A magnificent product
Awesome calendar with loads of features. Fairly easy to install and customize. I screwed up the
VERY GREAT, works for out Music-Band fantastically. Every one can check free days or events. Thumb UP
functionality is very good, but the layout needs to be customized.
Excellent functionality. So ugly it should be taken out back and shot, but excellent functionality.