Have a look at the calendar in action!
Take the admin features for a test run!
William J. Welbes
Example
Admin
will@technomagination.com
Can I pay for the application using a check or some other means other than Paypal?
Q: Can I pay for the application using a check or some other means other than Paypal?
A: Yes, you certainly may. I would like to accommodate each customer's needs. Simply send me an email if you would prefer to pay via some other method: welbesw@msoe.eduQ: Do I need Cold Fusion at all to be able to integrate your source code into my website?
A: You need to have Cold Fusion running on your server to be able to integrate the source code into your web site. It is not necessary to have Cold Fusion Studio. You can edit the pages using any editor that you wish. The pages do need the application running on your server though.Q: Does this require CFfile, CFregistry, CFobject, or CFdirectory in any way?
A: Nope!Q: Is the source code such that I can keep the whole Calendar source and data in a sub-directory from the main web-site directory?
A: Yes - I have set up the source code so that it is already in separate directories that are very easy to integrate into any site. You could simply unzip the directory into your main web directory.Q: Is there a limit to the number of events that can be included into a calendar date?
A: There is no limit to the number of events that can be added to the calendar. The calendar will adjust it's size for the number of events added.Q: Is there any component that is a custom tag that needs to be registered with CF Administrator?
A: Nope!Q: is this a fairly easy to use administration, so that my client can do their own edits?
A: Yes, the administration aspects of the application are very easy to use and understand by anyone who has experience using simlpy a web browser!Q: Your calendar works on mm/dd/yyyy which is the American system. We, in Australia, use the dd/mm/yyy system. Does your source code allow for this or do you have another version?
A: My source code currently only supports the American date type, but you could easily modify that. Cold fusion allows you to convert the date into a number of international formats.
