Full calendar like Google Calendar for your Drupal site!

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texas-bronius's picture

Anyone at the build-a-thon who was working with me on the Fort Bend Women's Center website's calendar knows I was drooling over wanting to implement a slick calendar scheduling interface like Google Calendar for Drupal. The module I saw that showed some promise has made its way into a Drupal project:
http://drupal.org/project/fullcalendar

If anyone has time to try it out, please provide some feedback. I think it has great promise for serving as an awesome calendar interface.

-Bronius

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nifty

Silicon.Valet's picture

It's pretty nifty, but not ready for primetime. It's got wonky support for timezones and no repeating dates (at least that's what I see in the issue queue, didn't try the repeating dates thing). Pretty nearly though. I'd give it a month or two. Lots of promise. I thought about patching it to our needs, but it's just too much work at the moment. I still haven't had time to finish off my module for submission. It's so close I can taste it.

Hi, In a recent project we

aamohamm's picture

Hi,
In a recent project we too needed something similar to google Calendar and we used an API(javascript) called web2cal

www.web2cal.com.

U of H uses ical based API for their calendar http://www.uh.edu/calendar/

Thanks

web2cal integration with drupal

Divya Rathanlal's picture

Hi,

I am more interested in exploring the possibilities of web2cal integration with Drupal. Did you have to do any major scripting / extensive work for this integration.

Any insight would be helpful.

Thanks!

fullcalendar doesn't (yet) support editing

texas-bronius's picture

Ah, boo. It's a really slick interface, but the one thing I was really hoping to see, dragging to create events, is not yet part of the module http://drupal.org/node/906112

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