It is programmed entirely in javascript and google’s JSON feeds making it able to work with no server side code. The deployment on a website is a matter of copy and paste.

The advantages of this method are many. You can share the calendar and give access to other users to add and modify activities. You can add public calendars from google’s directory and your backoffice is the one that google made for us.

The script works hand on hand wih jQuery. The tooltips are added via the “title” attribute of the days making them more eyecatching and cross browser enabled.

The HTML implementation is completly non-intrusive and the calendar’s function gives us a “return” instead of a “document.write” for you to keep on modifiying the output via your own functions before showing it onscreen.

It has been provided with mouseover, mouseout and onclick functions on every active date for code expansion purposes.

The zip file holds the uncompressed javascript code for you to fit it to your needs, an html file that contains the calendar’s deployment and the tooltip jquery plugin for extra eycandy on the dates.

Demo

• Sucre’ s County Website
• and Here

Download It

• cal.linke (English)
• cal.linke (Spanish)