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Web Calendar is Embperl control. It allows you to use calendar on your web page. It require Embperl, and Calendar::Simple. | ||
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webcalng is a web based calendaring application for your Intranet or Internet site. You can use webcalng to publish calendars of events, manage group scheduling for your company, or just keep track of important dates in your personal life. Ideal for businesses, ISP's, clubs, or home users with access to a webserver, webcalng is robust and flexible enough to meet you calendaring needs in any situation! | ||
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Version: 1.0 Platform: linux, windows, freebsd Home |
Advanced calendar and event management solution on MySQL backend that allows you to create, manage, customize and publish online events on-the-fly in a calendar via a web based admin control panel, the events can be added online and approved by admins or added by admins later. Including HTML-editor, various options of display on websites. | |
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Version: 1.0 Platform: linux, freebsd, sun Home |
Admins have up to 4 columns in which to display information for each event. Great as a band schedule, meeting schedule, calendar of events, club schedule,public speaker's schedule, church calendar, and anyplace else an easy to read schedule is required. Features: Easy to read and easy to administrate; Auto-delete feature automatically and conveniently deletes events that have already occurred; All headings are customizable by editing the Perl source; Ignores HTML and special characters; Customizable through an html template. Our most popular script! | |
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Version: 3.0 Platform: Unix Home |
Active Calendar is the perfect solution for listing venue based events and activities in your local community. Extensive admin interface makes it easy to adapt the calendar design into your site and manage your venue based event content. Also includes installation wizard and ability to share common user registration database with our other products. | |
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Version: 5 Platform: linux, freebsd Home |
Website calendar software allowing site owners and members ability to manage events. Allows full customizing via html templates. Include photos, dates & times, organization information, and more. Includes online control panel and free installation. | |
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Version: 1.6 Platform: Unix, Windows NT Home |
EventCalendar displays in a organized fashion a calendar for each month of the year, with each day of the month being displayed and linked if events for the day are present. Easy to customize, simple to administrate, and quick setup & installation are just a few of the features packed into EventCalendar. | |
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Version: 1.2 Platform: *nix, Win32 Home |
RibCal is a CGI based calendar that can be used for real-time appointment or event scheduling, group coordination or simply keeping track of your appointments. Appointmets can be scheduled to occur at various intervals, from every week to every other month to annually and more. Easy navigation and ability to monitor and change your schedule with point and click ease make RibCal one of the best collaborative calendars on the market. Also, because it doesn't generate html pages for every calendar you want, RibCal is very lightweight. Don't let its low cost fool you, RibCal was developed with the corporate environment in mind. The calendar interface allows real-time collaboration on events, meeting assignments, and even daily shedules. RibCal can be run from your server or, for a small monthly fee, can be run from the Ribosi servers. Running from the Ribosi servers ensures you'll always have the latest updates available. | |
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Add a simple calendar of events for your site. You may either use the standalone calendar page, or use SSI to include the calendar in your own HTML pages. Select any month or year to view. Add single day events, or events that span multiple days. View a list of all events on a certain day. Search through all events. The admin area lets you add/edit/delete all events. | ||
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Version: 3.0.10 Platform: Unix, Win NT Home |
RemindMe is a simple auto-email reminder service program that lets users sign up to receive email reminders about a date they choose at a designated interval before that date. Users can select whether to be reminded only once or annually, semi-annually, quarterly, bi-monthly, monthly, bi-weekly, weekly, or daily. They can also choose to be reminded one day, three days, one week, three weeks, one month, or six months in advance. Users may also view, edit, or delete any pending reminders. The administrator may modify a special footer text file to be appended to all emails sent by the system. Supports basic POP-Before-SMTP and SMTP-Auth for mailing if needed. | |
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Version: 4.3 Platform: Unix, Windows, MacOS Home |
Plans is a powerful and flexible Web calendar. Its features include recurring events, merged calendars, event icons, custom themes and templates, MS Outlook export, SQL or flat-file data storage, and browser-based management. | |
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Version: 0.01 Platform: Unix, Windows Home |
A template based calendar system that provides features such as Daily, Weekly, Monthly, and Yearly views; events grouped by categories; events search and so on. ZCAL is incorporated into TML (Template Markup Language) where you can use CML (coded markup language) script to call on the TML functions to produce the calendar, or you can simply use the predefined layout functions within TML to do it. | |
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Version: 3.0 Platform: Unix, Linux, Windows, Mac Home |
3DeeArts Calendar has many features, including multiple views, repeating events, event reminders, address book, import and export, conflict checking, html template, style settings, search engine, private events, event priority, personal profile, members list, full administration and registration options, database backup, category restrictions, event pruning, user groups, email users, language packs, news fader, installer program, help files and extensive documentation. | |
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Version: 2.8.6 Platform: Unix, Linux, Mac Os X, Win, NT, XP Home |
WebCalendar is a powerful group calendaring and scheduling system. It is a web based application that makes it easy to publish and manage calendar events on the internet. WebCalendar includes an impressive set of business class features such as Multiple View, Shared/Group Calendars, Schedule Reminders, Overlaid Calendars, Attendance Confirmation, Multiple Authors, Public Calendars, Overlapping Event Checking, Import from VCalendar, Task Manager, Address Book, Diary System, Multilingual, and more. | |
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Version: 2.6 Platform: Linux Home |
Wcal is a web based calendar/planner especially suitable for multi-user setups in an Intranet. Useful for companies and other organizations who wish to publish schedules and timetables for their employees and members on the web. Features include: Several users with their own or shared calendars, Read-only views, Weekly and monthly repeating events, Uses web server's access control methods, and Separate access control definition for each user. | |
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Version: 2 Home |
csCalendar is a Web-based calendar program to help you keep track of your company events, meetings, appointments, birthdays, etc. Easily display the calendar on your Web site. You can call the calendar in using multiple formats. You can call the calendar in using Server Side Includes (SSI) or JavaScript call codes. You can call the calendar into different pages using different formats for each. The look and feel is totally customizable using template files. New features: Recurring Events, Multiple Day Events Spanning, Custom Fields, and more. | |
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Version: 1.0 Platform: Unix Home |
Verti-Cal displays events for one day or entire month in a vertical manner. Features include email reminders, single posting of recurring events, search function. The multi-user functionality makes it ideal for communities. Uses MySQL database. | |
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WebCal is a free Web-based calendar program to help you keep track of your appointments, meetings, birthdays, etc. It uses perl cgi scripts to generate all the web pages, a flat file database system, and a bit of Javascript to tie things together. Main features include: Multiple calendars, Password protection, Calendars can be private, public or open, File locking, Flexible scheduling allows for easily adding repetitive tasks with only one entry, Multiple language support, Multiple views (Year, Month, Week, or Day), Ability to subscribe to other WebCal calendars, Administrative control, Runs under mod_perl, and Email Reminders on Items. | ||
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Publish events, schedules or news to an online web calendar. Multiple events can be posted on the same day. The calendar can be called directly or via SSI. | ||
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Version: 1.0 Platform: Unix Home |
A simple script that will display a calendar as a web page. | |
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Version: 1.0 Platform: Unix Home |
This calendar script allows you to add and delete events via a password protected admin. You can change the symbol that users click on to get to the event page. Includes header and footer options and can create a calendar for any month of any year. | |
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Version: 3.1 Home |
CalendarScript is a fully customizable event-publishing solution. It gives you everything you'll need to begin, then gives you the power to redefine it to fit your specific needs. With one of the simplest installs ever created, you'll have a calendar of events up and running quickly - for your company, intranet, club, church, organization, school, family, or just for your own personal web site. | |
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Version: 8.0 Platform: Unix, Window, MacOS Home |
Many offices have a calendar tacked to the wall in a central location. Employees add items such as scheduled vacations, reservations of conference rooms, or notices about meeting, conferences, or seminars. Employees can more efficiently coordinate their work with that of others in the organization by using WebCal. WebCal provides a Web interface to a similar shared calendar. Every user can read what other people have added and, if the script is configured to do it, can modify each other's entries. WebCal has two primary views: the month view and the day view. Varying levels of security are configurable. For example, WebCal can be made to be viewable by anyone or by authenticated users only. Items within the calendar database can be made to be modifiable or deletable only by the person who posts them or by everyone. | |
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Platform: Unix Home |
Availcheck is a Web-based availability calendar script. It allows you to set up and maintain daily or weekly Availability Calendars for use with your holiday home, boat, plant & machinery, or anything else you hire out. Single calendar version based on text file database, and full MySQL version for multiple calendar creation. | |
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Version: 3.2 Platform: Unix, Windows NT, MacOS, MacOSX Home |
This calendar allows multiple users to view, add to, modify and delete from a shared calendar. Every user can see all of the scheduled events, but only the poster of a message can modify that message. This script also runs multiple calendars with multiple events databases. It features: schedule items as recurring, a Year-At-A-Glance Quickview, supports GROUPS in the address book, uses DBI access or Sprite access for data, and more. | |
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Prospector is a online calendaring program that is similar to those found at netscape and yahoo. It has been written to run under mod_perl and use an SQL database using DBD/DBI. It is currently being developed with postgreSQL and MySQL. It only runs on Linux currently, although it should run on any UNIX. | ||
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Version: 1.3.1 Platform: Unix Home |
This is an interactive calendar for entering and viewing daily events. It can be used to view family, church, school, business, or a multitude of other group events. Features include: Click-on date to enter new, or to change or delete an existing event, Click-on event to view event, Auto repeat events by days, weeks, months or years, Based on readers local time, High-lighted today's date, Auto selects present month and day, Return, Forward, Prev, & Next select buttons, plus Month & Year menus, Enter Up to 6 events per day, A full record is kept of additions, changes and deletions, and Full millennium and leap year compliant (up to 2038). | |
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Version: 3.0 Platform: Any OS supporting Perl Home |
Calcium provides interactive Calendars you use through your browser. Features include: dynamic calendar merging (events from one calendar can be included in another); multiple views and formats; repeating events; email reminders; color and font customization; support for full HTML in event text and calendar headers and footers; popup text associated with any event; searching & filtering; multi-language support; flexible security model, and more. Calcium is very easy to use, and fully supported. It runs anywhere that supports Perl CGIs; no non-standard Perl modules necessary. | |
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This is a simple monthly calendar script. It make calendars for months between Jan, 1970 and Dec, 2049, using a customizable template and stylesheet. | ||
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This Perl script allows you to have your guests to build their own calendars at your site. They will be able to edit their calendar anytime to change the title, the color scheme, the administration password and the list of valid users. valid users can add, edit and delete only the calendar events that they have entered, while the adminstrator can update all entries. | ||
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Version: 1.0.3 Platform: Unix Home |
ACS is a web-based multi-user group scheduling system implemented as a set of CGI programs. Users can find optimal times for meetings, see who will be available for given times, and view meeting requests sent to them by other ACS users. Many calendar views are available, and users can delegate meeting acceptance authority to others. | |
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This is a simple calendar script that displays a monthly calendar on your Web page. You can use this script with or without SSI (Server Side Include). | ||
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Version: 1.0 Platform: Unix Home |
events is a CGI library designed to help you when you have a web site displaying any kind of dates, be it birthdays, parties, services, workshops or whatever. events helps you to build an automated list of all events or display the next event automatically. | |
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Version: 1.11 Platform: Unix Home |
WebCal allows you to create and maintain an interactive events calendar or scheduling system on your Web site. The script can create calendars for any desired month from 1601 to 2899 A.D.; events to be displayed are stored in an easily-maintained data file. The data file can include singular, weekly, monthly and annual events, and those events can be linked to outside URLs for additional information. Calendars can be viewed in several different table grid formats or as simple text listings. | |
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Version: 1.02 Platform: Unix Home |
Shared Calendars integrates schedules across your office or organization. It allows many users to each create their own individual calendars, giving access to different people as desired. They can create a calendar just for themselves, or for a committee or workgroup. Shared Calendars can also create a public calendar: ideal for integrating private committee meetings with public events. Its capabilities also include email reminders and recurring events. | |
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Version: 2.4 Platform: Unix, Windows NT Home |
FrameCal allows you to maintain multiple calendars using one perl script. Three different level access restrictions can be implemented, and a multitude of formatting options are available to customize the look of the calendar to your individual sites. | |
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WebEvent is an interactive World Wide Web calendar and scheduling application that allows you to view and modify calendar-type events from any computer that can run a web browser. Key features include: Multiple Calendar Views and Formats, Repeating Events, Event Reminders, Searchable Calendars, Meta-Calendars, User Authentication, Customizable Style and Color Options, and more. WebEvent comes with full Perl source code. |
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