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By Jesse Donat on: Jul. 1, 2010 (Updated: Nov. 11, 2010)

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.

<?php
require_once('SimpleCalendar.php');
$calendar = new donatj\SimpleCalendar();

$calendar->setStartOfWeek('Sunday');

$calendar->addDailyHtml( 'Sample Event', 'today', 'tomorrow' );
$calendar->show(true);

Click here for the Github repository.

Merge pull request #29 from donatj/donatj-patch-2

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good PHP Class, very help me.
thanks a ton.

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');

$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.

Kudos again on the script!

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.

Hope you can help with it,

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?

Thx in advance

How to change the first day of the week is detailed in the 'sample usage'...

$calendar->setStartOfWeek('Sunday');

works perfectly.

Thanks for the update! :)

i keep getting the following notice Undefined offset: 1 to 31

"Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in SimpleCalendar.php on line 150"

I used this calendar script in my website. I need to have the extended dates of next month and previous month in the current month. Please help me to do it in this calendar script. I would appreciate any help on this.

Thanks.

NICE !!! VERY NICE CLASS !

To change the header,

Sun Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri Sat

To other languages ? what should i do ?

Thanks

Guilherme

Is there any way to enable previous and next month functionality on it? That would be awesome if you had that, or at least a way to have that working.

Do you mean just rendering the next/previous month? That's as simple as:

$calendar = new donatj\SimpleCalendar();
$calendar->show(true);

$calendar->setDate('last month');
$calendar->show(true);

$calendar->setDate('next month');
$calendar->show(true);

If you mean button's for next/previous month, thats outside the scope. This is just a little widget to render a calendar. You can write JavaScript or PHP to do it yourself though without too much trouble.

Any chance to provide code to display weekly view

Good class! Thank you.

One question, regarding this line:

$out .= "\n" . ($i != $count ? '' : '');

Why did you check ($i != $count?)

In this way, one TR - start is missed.

Br,
Peter

Concerning buttons for next/previous months. I understand you said its outside the scope but it would be really helpful if you could help out with it as its a bit cumbersome when trying to figure out the correct code to do it.

If you have update please put it out there.

How do you make the calendar show current week only?

I also get this error when downloaded the latest version.

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_STRING in C:\wamp\www\calendar\donatj\SimpleCalendar.php on line 3

Any way to make it so you can click on a day and have it call a function to set an event for that day?

Cracking little calendar nice & simple ...
I've incorporated this in a pretty complex ERP system and it works great and is easy to expand on

Can you fill in the blanks with the dates of the previous month and the following month?

thanks for sharing.

Hi, nice work.

How can I make the rendering of events that are date ranges, not individual events, appear as a single event spanning from the first to the last day?

I'm sorry but that's not a feature of the calendar library.

It would require more a more complicated combination of HTML and CSS than this is designed to generate.

This outputs a reasonably simple table structure. Having events visually span multiple days would probably double if not triple the complexity of the library.

I'm sure there are other libraries that would better suit your needs.

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Would be great to have a switch to be able to complete weeks at the start or end of month with days of previous and next months.

Thanks for your work!