Simple Calendar App

yanks6rule

I work for a company that right now is using paper calendars to sign up to use different machines and instruments. I want to make a very simple form that will be an electronic signup and then post it to a weekly calendar. There is software like brown bear software that does this very smoothly but we dont' ahve the money to do this and we don't need this app to be elaborate.

I have begun to dabble using the Calendar function from PEAR but as I am new this is tough for me to use. In short, I am looking for a weekly calendar that is edittable to show wheter a machine is booked or free.

THanks
Yanks

fishy

I am creating a scheduling system for my schools athletics. What I am trying to do is insert a season into a database from one form. This season will have multiple games each going into is own entry in a database.

I have read a few threads and they have used an array of inputs and use a foreach and implode to insert the values into a DB. That works fine for what I am doing except for the date time as I have to process them with mktime and I am just confused on how to get the array to mktime and then back to the array that I can insert into the Db.

Should I put the times in there own array and then process them into a timestamp

then append the timestamp to the array that contains the opponent location etc. or how. I can post some code or page if need be.

thanks

tom

AIS4U

yanks6rule:

You need to go to a different area of PHP Builder:
http://phpbuilder.com/columns/patterson20050829.php3?aid=971
and check out the code listings.

I think you will find about 80 calendar related scripts there.

Should be something that will do what you want or that you can easily modify.

Enjoy

Roger_Ramjet

Have a search on sourceforge.net - loads of calendar apps ready made.

yanks6rule

Thanks guys for the input, I have found a good script at openbookings.org seems to have a good beginner app to get your feet wet and seems to do what I need it to do. I am using that as a starting point to learn.

Thanks
Yanks