Working with default.asp - Calendar Manager Pro

Greetings.

I just started using Calendar Manager Pro made by Ocean12 Scripts. Nice
little app. It's a ready made dynamic database calendar app. written in ASP
and VBscript.

The calender is displayed on the page default.asp.

I am new and very cautious with ASP apps so I was wondering what the best way
is to either modify default.asp to look like it belongs in my site or what's
the best way to insert or import the asp code into a HTML page to display the
calendar in one of my regular pages.

Link to the calendar page on my site. http://209.221.146.162/calendar/#

Thanks again folks.

jack

It's common among Asp and PHP web application authors to spit out <font>
tags in their text streams. If you could go into the code and remove the
font tags, you could present the table in any way you want.
There really is no need for this micro management of text appearance in
this day and age, the problem is that the font tags are the most
"specific", thus they reign.
Mick

williamconifer wrote:

Greetings.

I just started using Calendar Manager Pro made by Ocean12 Scripts. Nice
little app. It's a ready made dynamic database calendar app. written in ASP
and VBscript.

The calender is displayed on the page default.asp.

I am new and very cautious with ASP apps so I was wondering what the best way
is to either modify default.asp to look like it belongs in my site or what's
the best way to insert or import the asp code into a HTML page to display the
calendar in one of my regular pages.

Link to the calendar page on my site. http://209.221.146.162/calendar/#

Thanks again folks.

jack

I'm currently working with this script as well, like you said its quite a
powerful little app.

I'm experimenting with ways to integrate into my own site as well, although
I have to convert this to British date format first ?

Which format are you using ?




"Mick White" <mwhite13 (AT) BOGUSrochester (DOT) rr.com> wrote

It's common among Asp and PHP web application authors to spit out <font
tags in their text streams. If you could go into the code and remove the
font tags, you could present the table in any way you want.
There really is no need for this micro management of text appearance in
this day and age, the problem is that the font tags are the most
"specific", thus they reign.
Mick

williamconifer wrote:

Greetings.

I just started using Calendar Manager Pro made by Ocean12 Scripts.
Nice
little app. It's a ready made dynamic database calendar app. written
in ASP
and VBscript.

The calender is displayed on the page default.asp.

I am new and very cautious with ASP apps so I was wondering what the
best way
is to either modify default.asp to look like it belongs in my site or
what's
the best way to insert or import the asp code into a HTML page to
display the
calendar in one of my regular pages.

Link to the calendar page on my site. http://209.221.146.162/calendar/#

Thanks again folks.

jack

Andy,

I am using US date format. In looking at the Ocean12 website I don't think
they are actively supporting their programs. Their News section is from mid
2003. Thank goodness it not buggy.

Sorry I have absolutely no idea how to adjust the script for UK date formats.
If I run across anything I'll let you know on the board.

thanks
jack