activex calender

[KryptoS]

Hey,

I was thinking about making a page with an activex calender. But every month I want to show another picture as background. How can I see what month is shown in the calender? And when the user switch the month in the calender the page must reload and show another picture. Any idea?

greetz

The One And Only KryptoS

 

[Moonspell]

wrong forum I think!?

 

[KryptoS]

why wrong forum? I'm working with php. So I need the month-variable from the activex calender in my php-code...

The One And Only KryptoS

 

[ingresman]

I think you best et is to find the ativeX you want to use and look at the documentation. It should tell you how to acces its properties and methods, you will probabbly have to use Javascript and some trickery to get the values back to PHP.

 

[jamesp0tter]

Why not build a calendar in php ? that way you'd have much more control over what you want

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p.s.: sorry for my (sometimes) bad english

 

[sleipnir214]

Not only that, but your users aren't limited to accessing your site using IE -- currenly the only browser to support ActiveX.

Internet Explorer may be the One Browser To Rule Them All, but other browsers are out there and gaining ground.



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[KryptoS]

That's true ... so ... does somebody have a calender builded with php?

The One And Only KryptoS

 

[sleipnir214]

I've never used one myself, but a quick Google search using the term:

site:

http://www.sourceforge.net

php calendar

turned up quite a few.



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[ingresman]

Or you could try our old friend Java

 

[sleipnir214]

Which also, of course, would be an answer for a different forum.



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[jamesp0tter]

java's too heavy :| (personal opinion)

about the php calendar, i made one some time ago.. can't remember where it is tho. ¬_¬

try

http://php.resourceindex.com/

i found lots of useful code there in the past.

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jamespotter@netcabo.pt

p.s.: sorry for my (sometimes) bad english