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BasicCal (v2.0)

This is a quick and simple way to display the date on a webpage or just for your personal use.

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Released:	2010-04-27
Posted:	2010-05-07
Author(s):	Jeff Orsburn
License:	Freeware
Requirements:	OS: Mac OS X.5.8 PHP: 5.2.11 Apache: 2.2.13 HTML: 4.01 Strict
Notes:	1. Made major changes to the way the calendar is formatted and displayed 2. Fixed issue with a blank line possibly showing up in the year and month drop down menus 3. Added an option to choose the scope of the calendar 4. Added an option to hide the change form from the end user 5. Made it easier to incorporate into your website 6. Changed $DefaultDate setting to be case insensitive
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Documentation

ozzieburn_freeware_license_v2.txt ( 4.0K )
README.txt ( 4.0K )
version_history.txt ( 4.0K )

User Comments/Ratings

10 Points
Version 1.1.1

By David S on 2008-02-18
perfect in its simplicity and ease of use.

10 Points
Version 1.1

By Mike Jackson on 2008-12-15
(no comment left by user)

10 Points
Version 1.1

By Abe Torkelton on 2007-08-13
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10 Points
Version 1.0.1

By (unknown) on 2007-04-20
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FAQs

All Versions

Can I change the formatting of the calendar?
No. Sorry, this is not a very robust calendar and does not allow for changing much.

All Versions

I have a previous version installed, what do I have to do to update?
Just make sure that all previous versions are uninstalled prior to installing the current version.

Version 1.1.2

I want to have a list of more years then what is in there, can I do that?
Yes. There is a file called yearlist.txt, just list the years you want displayed in that file.

Version 1.1.2

I want it to retain the selected date after I choose a new date, how do I do that?
In the conf.php file there is a setting for changing what the default date selection is.