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Back in business

Jul 18, 2009 • After eight months of traveling I'm finally back home. During this time I didn't have much time to help with problems regarding the vlaCalendar. My excuse for that. I'm aware of the problems with the calendar regarding the Client-side Extension and regarding IE8.

I've decided not to provide any more support for the vlaCalendar - perhaps besides some quick fixes - and focus on a completely new version branded as 'Calendar Eightysix'. Calendar Eightysix will be ajax-less, better customizable and will have more features. Drop feature requests in the comments.

VlaCalendar commercial license available

Mar 13, 2009 • After dozens of emails and comments regarding commercial use of the calendar I've decided to provide a commercial license. The license includes vlaCalendar version 1, version 2 and the client-side extension version 1.

Client-side only extension for vlaCalendar v2.1

Sep 6, 2008 • The initial vlaCalendar was developed for use with database data. So the calendar uses AJAX calls to PHP parsed documents. This made the calendar only usable for users who have a PHP server.

Huy Do and I developed an extension that makes the vlaCalendar AJAX-less, and thus PHP-less: the client-side only extension for vlaCalendar v2.1.

VlaCalendar version 2.1 released

Jul 2, 2008 • A new version of my Vista-like Ajax Calendar (vlaCalendar) has been released:
version 2.1 is made compatible with mootools installment, version 1.2, and offers some new features.

VlaCalendar v2 compatible with mootools 1.2b2

Jun 4, 2008 • At first I decided to make the vlaCalendar compatible with mootools 1.2 when its gets out of beta stage. But I've received lot of e-mails and comments from people wanting to use the calendar with the beta version, which made me decide to make vlaCalender v2 also compatible with mootools 1.2 beta2!

Vista-like Ajax Calendar

Oct 17, 2007 • When I first saw the new Windows Vista taskbar calendar I was amazed by its slick look and diligence. I created a web version of the calender using the MooTools javascript framework, Ajax, XHTML, CSS and PHP. Key features: animations in transition, authentic Vista-look and quick navigation by jumping back and forth between months, years and decades without drop-down boxes.