Basic Calendar

Need to add a basic calendar to your site? This calendar is quick, clean and small. The user can change the month and year - forward or backward.

How To Use:

Download calendar.zip (7 KB)

Unzip with a compression utility.

Java Source: Source

Sample HTML Source:

<applet	code="calendar.class"
width=182 height=128>
<param name="datelist" value="18.08.2000-24.08.2000&26.08.2000
	&01.09.2000-12.09.2000&15.09.2000-24.09.2000">
<param name="monthnames" value="January&February&Mart&April
	&May&June&Jule&August&September&October&November&December">
<param name="daysofweek" value="MTWTFSS">
<param name="color0" value="000000">
<param name="color1" value="DAD9AF">
<param name="color2" value="C6C5A2">
<param name="color3" value="CECDA6">
<param name="color4" value="B8B795">
<param name="color5" value="5F5F5F">
<param name="color6" value="3F3FCF">
</applet>

Status: Free

Author: Erik Bonder

Homepage: http://www.d-pils.lv/ropez/calendar.html

Upload Date: October 30, 2000

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