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:http://www.vetula.com/blog-radio/stories/2002/11/19/publishingEventsInMozilla.html | :http://www.vetula.com/blog-radio/stories/2002/11/19/publishingEventsInMozilla.html | ||
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+ | :http://www.fedoranews.org/mediawiki/index.php/Building_a_Simple_Calendar_Server_with_Fedora_and_WebDAV | ||
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+ | maybe the best technical overview: | ||
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detailed PHP stuff (demo, documentation, software download): | detailed PHP stuff (demo, documentation, software download): | ||
:http://phpicalendar.net/ | :http://phpicalendar.net/ |
Latest revision as of 11:30, 16 January 2006
easiest way seems this:
set up something that uses the open icalendar protocol, based on a WebDAV server. This will be accessible by Mozilla Sunbird project, or Mozilla calendar (or even Apple's iCal program.) There is also a PHP-based web version that can query the same back end. Good for the web site. I don't even think that needs to be on the same Apache server as the WebDAV (but I'm sure it can be), and I bet the PHP can be modified to suit our webby needs better.
to set up WebDAV:
- http://www.debian-administration.org/articles/285
- (YEAH!!!!! Mike with some help from Pete has figured this much out.)
overview:
detailed setup instrux, including Mozilla and PHP:
another Howto-type doc:
maybe the best technical overview:
detailed PHP stuff (demo, documentation, software download):