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[madddidley]

I recently made a calendar so I thought why not let other people use it. I just got it to where its at last night so there still needs to be work on it.

Here is it www.maddDidley.com/calendar





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www.maddDidley.com

[Compguy Pete]

I'm using Firefox and I don't see anything. So I'm going to comment on your text...

I would drop the words like encrypt and the last line "Oh yeah, almost forgot. Its FREE!" does nothing to build my confidence that your the best choice for me and my data.

When your talking about taking care of me and my information "forgetting" or "almost forgetting" is not something you want to put in the clients mind.

[madddidley]

good call.....

[OptamumPC]

i don't see it in any browser

[buntine]

I registered and got to the calendar. Mayby you should make it more obvious that you need to signup?

Overall, it looks nice. Simple to use. But I cannot see any of the yeloow text on this machine unless I highlight it. It also needs some validation. You can put in bogus data when you edit an event (Event Time: cheese AM) :)

While your at it, check out my calander: http://www.buntinedesign.com.au/calendar/calendar.asp

Regards.

[buntine]

Oh, its Wednesday rather than Wensday ;) And I reckon it would be a good idea to allow more than one year. What if an event is coming up in Jan 2006?

[madddidley]

yeah, at this very moment I'm trying to work a way where the users can control the style and backgrounds. Having a little trouble. I like your calendar the event search is something I didn't even think of. Thanks

Ha I didn't even see the "wensday" how silly.

[buntine]

Your welcome. It's well on the way to becoming a nice little application.

I have some similar style-changing functionality on mine. All I did was allow the user to select one of a few style presets. Once they had choesen one, I just loaded the corresponding style sheet.

Regards.

[madddidley]

That sounds good, less stress on the mind.