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This unique calendar WebDailyCalendar will give you maximum functionality with a minimum of requirements.
A calendar was designed to be compatible with multiple browsers (not IE only!). Drag&Drop and Edit-In-Place are supported.
Using JavaScript allows to significantly reduce HTML code size sent to a browser,
allowing a calendar to be used on networks with a limited bandwidth.
A capability to define view and contents of a calendar in detail was combined with ease of programming
and usage of ASP.NET 2.0 in the latest Microsoft Visual Studio 2005 (required!).
A page user will notice similarities with Microsoft Outlook and Web Outlook. This will make using a calendar easier.
WebDailyCalendar is fully managed code written in 100% C#.
On a product page http://www.componentgo.com/demo you will find no less than a dozen of samples,
demonstrating various aspects of WebDailyCalendar. Source code of each of these is available.
WebCalendar for ASP.NET includes full source code.
FEATURES:
IE, Netscape, Firefox - HTML+JavaScript - Minimum HTML size - Microsoft Web Outlook - Simple programming -
JavaScript object - AJAX postbacks - Context Menus - Multilingual - Resource manager -
Full control over color from a Visual Designer and Auto format - Smart tags (Action list) - Defining tooltips -
All day rectangle - Customizable hours resolution - Edit text appointment (Edit In Place) -
Extended appointment display - Drag &Drop functionality - Customizable hours - Multiple days -
Reading from and saving to ADO.NET - CLS Compliant & Code Analysis
Keywords: resource, calendar, calendaring, EiP, ASPX, Web Outlook, WebC, date, month, year, week, hour, .NET, component, control, vbasic, visual, affordable, programming, royalty-free, appointment, appointments, meeting, meetings, planning, remind, reminder, organize, organizer
Recent Changes: All changes in particular issues are reported www.componentgo.com/asp/WebChangeLog.aspx
Install Support: Install and Uninstall
Supported Languages: English, German
Additional Requirements: ASP.NET 2.0 on a server; IE, Firefox, Netscape or Opera on a client
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