I'm sure you could find dozens of JavaScript calendars online and modify one of them to include text boxes that you could write in. But what do you plan to do with the information you add to this calendar? If you want to save that information, you're probably going to need a database on the server and software to handle everything. While HTML5 allows some local storage via JavaScript, it's a bit limited and you'll face the inevitable compatibility issues with older browsers and those who run with JavaScript disabled. This sort of datebook/calendar application is generally best done entirely from the server using a scripting language like PHP or Perl. In fact, you might be best off checking the script sites for a suitable application that will do what you want. And don't worry, if you're at all fluent in JavaScript, you can quickly learn PHP. Good luck!
Rick Trethewey
Rainbo Design
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