CalendarScript

CalendarScript is a fully customizable event-publishing solution. It gives you everything you'll need to begin, then gives you the power to redefine it to fit your specific needs. With one of the simplest installs ever created, you'll have a calendar of events up and running quickly - for your company, intranet, club, church, organization, school, family, or just for your own personal web site.

eXtropia WebCal

Many offices have a calendar tacked to the wall in a central location. Employees add items such as scheduled vacations, reservations of conference rooms, or notices about meeting, conferences, or seminars. Employees can more efficiently coordinate their work with that of others in the organization by using WebCal. WebCal provides a Web interface to a similar shared calendar. Every user can read what other people have added and, if the script is configured to do it, can modify each other's entries. WebCal has two primary views: the month view and the day view. Varying levels of security are configurable. For example, WebCal can be made to be viewable by anyone or by authenticated users only. Items within the calendar database can be made to be modifiable or deletable only by the person who posts them or by everyone.

Availcheck

Availcheck is a Web-based availability calendar script. It allows you to set up and maintain daily or weekly Availability Calendars for use with your holiday home, boat, plant & machinery, or anything else you hire out. Single calendar version based on text file database, and full MySQL version for multiple calendar creation.

Perl EKCal

Perl EKCal is a CGI script that displays a month/date calendar of the current/particular time in Chinese/English language. Features: display month calendar or date calendar, display in English or Chinese language, and display according to the current time or a particular time.

Prospector

Prospector is a online calendaring program that is similar to those found at netscape and yahoo. It has been written to run under mod_perl and use an SQL database using DBD/DBI. It is currently being developed with postgreSQL and MySQL. It only runs on Linux currently, although it should run on any UNIX.

Calcium

Calcium provides interactive Calendars you use through your browser. Features include: dynamic calendar merging (events from one calendar can be included in another); multiple views and formats; repeating events; email reminders; color and font customization; support for full HTML in event text and calendar headers and footers; popup text associated with any event; searching & filtering; multi-language support; flexible security model, and more. Calcium is very easy to use, and fully supported. It runs anywhere that supports Perl CGIs; no non-standard Perl modules necessary.

Calendar of Events

This is a simple monthly calendar script. It make calendars for months between Jan, 1970 and Dec, 2049, using a customizable template and stylesheet.

The Event Calendar

This is an interactive calendar for entering and viewing daily events. It can be used to view family, church, school, business, or a multitude of other group events. Features include: Click-on date to enter new, or to change or delete an existing event, Click-on event to view event, Auto repeat events by days, weeks, months or years, Based on readers local time, High-lighted today's date, Auto selects present month and day, Return, Forward, Prev, & Next select buttons, plus Month & Year menus, Enter Up to 6 events per day, A full record is kept of additions, changes and deletions, and Full millennium and leap year compliant (up to 2038).

Easy Calendar Generator

This Perl script allows you to have your guests to build their own calendars at your site. They will be able to edit their calendar anytime to change the title, the color scheme, the administration password and the list of valid users. valid users can add, edit and delete only the calendar events that they have entered, while the adminstrator can update all entries.

Basic Calendar

This is a simple calendar script that displays a monthly calendar on your Web page. You can use this script with or without SSI (Server Side Include).