> I would like to add a Calendar to my site. Something like airset.com is
> nice. It also needs to be open source so I can add to it.
>
> Any recommendation?
> > I would like to add a Calendar to my site. Something like airset.com is
> > nice. It also needs to be open source so I can add to it.
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> No pun intended, but my recommendation is that you be more specific. I
> have no clue what you're asking for.
I mentioned airset.com. Did you try going there to know what I am talking
about? I am surprised you don't know what an online calendar is.
Go here and learn about those new calendars:
http://www.techcrunch.com/2006/01/30/spongecell-an-ajax-calendar
John Dalberg
jhcorey@yahoo.com - 13 Feb 2006 19:04 GMT
I took a look out of curiosity. Spongecell is pretty slick.
But to clarify, are you looking for just a datepicker? Or a full-blown
appointment calendar?
And do you want it to interact as part of an asp.net app that you
already have in place?
John Dalberg - 13 Feb 2006 19:36 GMT
> I took a look out of curiosity. Spongecell is pretty slick.
> But to clarify, are you looking for just a datepicker? Or a full-blown
> appointment calendar?
> And do you want it to interact as part of an asp.net app that you
> already have in place?
It will be a full blown calendar/schedule. Meaning there's a backend side
where calendar events are saved in a database and a service is running to
notify me of reminders. Something like Outlook but be web based and does
not depend on Exchange
Server.
I did some research and the closest I found was Infragistics' schedule. I
have to find out if it's flexible enough for my needs. I would like to
build on top of it a funtionality to let Outlook sync with it over the web.
Airset has a sync app that does this (although it crashes on me a lot!).
John Dalberg