Max's Calendar is an object oriented calendar script written in PHP. Installation and setup is very easy. You only need to upload the relevant files and insert some lines of code into your own script to display a calendar on your own page. You can display as many months at once as you want. The look of the calendar is easily changeable using CSS. An example code is attached to the installation package.

SuperCali is a free event calendar script that supports nested categories of events and multiple moderators, making it a good choice for organizations managing a large number of activities. SuperCali is designed to make data entry as easy and error-free as possible as well as provide a flexible, modular framework for displaying event information. SuperCali works with PHP and MySQL and is "open source" software released under the GNU General Public License. Features: * Quick installation script * Nested event categories * Year, month, week and day views * Multiple moderators and users * Multiple dates for each event * Drop-down venue and contact selection * Javascript to assist data entry * XHTML/CSS output makes it easy for Web designers to customize. * Several display modules.

Silentum Event Calendar is a basic PHP calendar that you can integrate into your site effortlessly. It uses the time() and date() functions to operate, so the calendar is entirely accurate. The month and year are displayed at the top, as well as the days of the week. The current day on the calendar is highlighted so you can identify which day it is. All the past days are darkened, and the numbers are struck out. Silentum Event Calendar's main purpose is for events. These events are written to the top of the PHP file, and are displayed underneath the calendar itself. They change automatically each day, so you can write your events a month in advance. This could also be used as a random text generator, or a personal day planner. The calendar uses just a single PHP file. It fits easily into any page, and can prove helpful in many instances.

Calendarix is a powerful and easy to use web-based calendar that runs on PHP and MySQL. Calendar can be viewed in various ways - yearly, monthly, weekly, daily and by categories. Event views can be filtered by categories. Event approval management available. Separate administration module available to manage calendar, historical events, categories and user accounts. Mini-calendar also available. Advanced text editing can be provided with optional integration of FCKeditor. RSS 2.0 feeds from channels can be retrieved into calendar. Now available in more than 24 languages.

Basic PHP Events Lister is a simple script that displays events in a list format, instead of a full calendar. You have the option to display everything on one page, or you can just show summaries that link though to individual event pages. A few of the main features are: Easy 5 minute setup (Just edit one configuration file, upload everything to your server and run the setup script), Automatically displays only upcoming events, Full password protected management area, with the ability to add, edit, copy and delete events, Password recovery system and it accepts HTML in the description field. **Version 1.1 fixes a SQL injection vulnerability in the alternate event view page.

This is an application to manage upcoming events, with a calendar and maps by google to place the events. It's similar to the popular upcoming.org now owned by Yahoo. It supports users, internal private messaging and public comments in events. Evento is developed with the cakephp framework, so you will need to grab a copy from cakephp.org, wich is free and has lots of documentation to make it work. The settings for Evento are these of the cakephp apps, there isn't any kind of wizard to help you with the installation but it's not difficult if you know how to use cakephp and php in general.

*New version fixes bugs with pre PHP5.1.0 Easily create semantic, valid and CSS friendly XHTML calendars. By default this class displays the current month with today's date indicated by a CSS class for easy styling. For more advanced uses the constructor and output method accept arguments that control the month to be displayed in various ways. There are also several exposed variables that let you override class names, provide an array of dates to highlight on the calendar and link the days to a url. Supports Cruft-free URLs. Localized calendar using PHP's native setlocale function, and control the day that weeks start on. Easily loop calendar display to output multiple months or create "year at a time" views See website for documentation and usage examples

Schoorbs is a free, GPL, system to make room and resource bookings through a WebGUI using PHP and MySQL/PostgreSQL. Schoorbs is a fork of MRBS. Since then various changes considering security, usability and portability were made. Schoorbs has the following features: * book rooms & resources grouped by areas * activity could be log via a simple logging interface * code is automatically tested by several unit tests * easy stylable through the usage of a template system * produces valid XHTML 1.1 output * packages for Debian and Ubuntu are available * well documented on the Schoorbs website

A multi-lingual organizer that makes managing your time easy, iZeit is written in PHP, which makes it totally customizable. It offers a calendar and to-do list and supports multiple categories and users to manage events, recurrence, themes, event comments, RSS feed, iCal import/export, public/private events, AJAX integration, PDF output, custom fields, and much more. There's a simple plug-in you can use on other pages, such as blogs and native translations into several languages including Turkish, Czech, Dutch, Danish, German, Simplified Chinese, Portuguese, Spanish and Italian. We'll even install it for you if you're new to the web! iZeit also provides a stripped down view designed for mobile devices. iZeit can be installed as a standalone organiser or used within other pages using inbuilt functions. The development team is constantly looking for new features to add to iZeit, so if you're looking for something special, post in our forums and we'll add it to the next version!

This excellent calendar script is a perfect solution for your dating, membership website or social network. It is so flexible and small that you can fit it in any design and page size. It can be integrated as pop-up, or built in your page or even in a web form in your script. You need only basic HTML knowledge to use it. MicroCal is small, very flexible and fully customizable. MicroCal is now free!

Project-Based Calendaring System (in short PBCS) is an open source web-based calendaring system, designed to be an useful aid for people who manage schedules for one or more persons. The main feature of PBCS, which distinguishes it from all other calendar applications, is that schedule planners can plan schedules for other people easily using day or week overviews showing multiple people at once. There are the regular single-user overviews for those who look mainly at their own calendar. For people on the road it is now possible to sync your appointments into a Palm PDA.

Our FREE availability script has been designed with a very easy to use control panel, the script uses a flat-file database system, as many people are restricted by their hosting account not supprting MySQL, all you need to use our script with your existing website is a php enabled web-server, the majority of website hosting companies support this by default. The script is now FREE Visit our site now and check out the demo.

With this event calendar you can configure all text for forms in one config file. It's simple to install, uses one MySql table, with easy to use simple features. Admin can submit Events and users can submit events,you'll be able view, edit, delete or approve those listings.

This program has one purpose: to determine and write out the applicable liturgical day under the "traditional" Anglican and Episcopal calendar for the current day (for the server; the viewer might actually be in a different day.) By "traditional" we mean as enumerated in the 1662 (Church of England) and 1928 (Protestant Episcopal Church) prayer books. Both of these prayer books can be downloaded from this website. The program can return up to three results: 1. The specific Sunday in the church year, which is repeated during the following week unless a major event intervenes (such as Christmas, Epiphany, Ash Wednesday, Asension Day, etc.) 2. The saint's feast or other holy day, such as Holy Innocents, All Saints, etc. We have restricted these days to those days which have collects, epistles and gospels for the Holy Communion. 3. Whether a day is a Rogation or Ember Day. We have opted to present these without any rules of precedence.