SimpleCalendar is a very simple PHP calendar class written to be easy to use and flexible.
It includes basic event logic and is made to be modified to your particular needs.
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<?php
require_once('SimpleCalendar.php');
$calendar = new donatj\SimpleCalendar();
$calendar->setStartOfWeek('Sunday');
$calendar->addDailyHtml( 'Sample Event', 'today', 'tomorrow' );
$calendar->show(true);
?>| Sun | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Sample Event | Sample Event | |||||
Click here for the Github repository.
| Build | Date | Message |
|---|---|---|
| v0.4.0 Download | Added the much requested ability to offset by days! | |
| v0.3.2 Download | Fixed a nesting issue | |
| v0.3.1 Download | Fixed a problem with the composer JSON | |
| v0.3.0 Download | PSR-0, Composer | |
| v0.2.0 Download | First tag in a long time, maintence build | |
| v0.1.0 Download | Initial Release |
good PHP Class, very help me.
what to do to start weeks on monday?
This is a fantastic little script, although I don't suppose you could add the ability to move forward and back in months ?
The constructor on Simple Calendar takes a date string (see strtotime()) so an easy way is simply
$cal = new SimpleCalendar('+1 Month');
or
$cal = new SimpleCalendar('June 2012');
There is also a setDate method which allows you to change the date of the calendar after initial construction.
Thanks, have it all working now. 
It looks great but when I download v0.3.2 and upload it to my website it won't work. I already changed the paths of the files to the right folder.Starting with .3.0 it is namespaced and requires PHP 5.3+, I'm sorry I did not update the documentation until just now. The example in the source code better illustrates this.
As somebody already asked: Is there a simple way to make weeks start on mondays?
How to change the first day of the week is detailed in the 'sample usage'...