Calendar

I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is usually a
limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this with a graphic
program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing this on my web
page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it would load much
faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of you have an html
program that would create a full page calendar such as this and is
reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at: http://members
cox.net/dansked

TIA.

Dan Shelby

"Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
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>I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
>calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is usually
>a limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this with a
>graphic program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing this on my
>web page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it would load much
>faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of you have an html
>program that would create a full page calendar such as this and is
>reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at: http://members
>cox.net/dansked
>

http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php


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Karl Core
Hell To Pay, Baltimore Hardcore: http://www.eightninethree.com

Thanks Karl. I viewed the demo. I need it to fill the whole page much as
what I have on my web site. The demo only used about half of the page for
the calendar and the remainder was not available for use.
"Karl Core" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
> news:_CqOd.11177$Cs.9382@okepread02...
>>I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
>>calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is usually
>>a limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this with a
>>graphic program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing this on
>>my web page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it would load
>>much faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of you have an
>>html program that would create a full page calendar such as this and is
>>reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at: http://members
>>cox.net/dansked
>>
>
> http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php
>
>
> --
> Karl Core
> Hell To Pay, Baltimore Hardcore: http://www.eightninethree.com
>

"Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
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> "Karl Core" <> wrote in message
> news:cudd8l$m9t$...
>>
>> "Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
>> news:_CqOd.11177$Cs.9382@okepread02...
>>>I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
>>>calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is
>>>usually a limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this
>>>with a graphic program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing
>>>this on my web page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it
>>>would load much faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of
>>>you have an html program that would create a full page calendar such as
>>>this and is reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at:
>>>http://members cox.net/dansked
>>>
>>
>> http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php
>>

> Thanks Karl. I viewed the demo. I need it to fill the whole page much as
> what I have on my web site. The demo only used about half of the page for
> the calendar and the remainder was not available for use.

OK, so hack the code for the calendar so it fills the page.

Please stop top-posting


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Karl Core
Hell To Pay, Baltimore Hardcore: http://www.eightninethree.com

On Wed, 09 Feb 2005 10:11:38 -0600 Dan Shelby scrawled this disquisition:

> I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
> calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is usually a
> limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this with a graphic
> program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing this on my web
> page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it would load much
> faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of you have an html
> program that would create a full page calendar such as this and is
> reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at: http://members
> cox.net/dansked
>
> TIA.

http://www.planscalendar.com/
good calendar; can use flat files or database. Short descriptions on
calendar link to lengthly details. Multiple calendars for different
groups. Many other features.


http://members.cox.net/dansked <-- malformed ... needs trailing "/"

And the critic didn't mention the odd looking input boxes in your mail
form?

FS

http://www.dynamicdrive.com has several that you can try. Don't listen to
people here. They're rude and lack any real interesting knowledge.

Arthur
"Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
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> Thanks Karl. I viewed the demo. I need it to fill the whole page much as
> what I have on my web site. The demo only used about half of the page for
> the calendar and the remainder was not available for use.
> "Karl Core" <> wrote in message
> news:cudd8l$m9t$...
> >
> > "Dan Shelby" <> wrote in message
> > news:_CqOd.11177$Cs.9382@okepread02...
> >>I put out a monthly calendar for local activities. This is a full page
> >>calendar with room in each day for that days activities. There is
usually
> >>a limit of three entries for each day. I have been doing this with a
> >>graphic program and then scanning it into a jpg file and placing this on
> >>my web page. A critic suggested doing this in html because it would
load
> >>much faster on the internet than a jpg image file. Do any of you have
an
> >>html program that would create a full page calendar such as this and is
> >>reasonably easy to maintain? My web page is at: http://members
> >>cox.net/dansked
> >>
> >
> > http://www.k5n.us/webcalendar.php
> >
> >
> > --
> > Karl Core
> > Hell To Pay, Baltimore Hardcore: http://www.eightninethree.com
> >
>
>

Arthur P. wrote:

> http://www.dynamicdrive.com has several that you can try. Don't
> listen to people here. They're rude and lack any real interesting
> knowledge.

Begs the question: why are you hanging around?

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Arthur P. wrote:

> http://www.dynamicdrive.com has several that you can try. Don't listen to
> people here. They're rude and lack any real interesting knowledge.

I just got back from Borders where I looked through several HTML, CSS
and Javascript books. I was really impressed by how much I've learned
using these newsgroups - including this one. Do you have to have a thick
skin to use the newsgroups? Sometimes. Can you learn a hell of a lot?
Definitely.

Mike

"Arthur P." <> wrote

> Don't listen to
> people here. They're rude and lack any real interesting knowledge.

Good to see you are including yourself in that statement.

You can also see how mature they are. Using the "I know you are what am I"
kind of statements. Not very original. And their websites prove any lack of
originality even further.

Arthur
"rf" <rf@.invalid> wrote in message
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> "Arthur P." <> wrote
>
> > Don't listen to
> > people here. They're rude and lack any real interesting knowledge.
>
> Good to see you are including yourself in that statement.
>
>