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PHP Quick Calendar V2.5 Updates

* Fixed minor bug relating to event date not displaying in order.

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PHP Quick Calendar V2.4 Updates

* Thanks kirk for suggesting a bunch of changes. I have implemented quite a few – too wordy to describe them here. If you are interested, see the evolt comments that kirk837 has written.
* Added category to events. This impacted the code and query quite abit.
* Added sms and emailing capability. Email alert is straight [...]

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PHP Quick Calendar V2.3 Updates MVC Implemented

17 Jan (Ver 2.3)
* Made changes to DB. There are different types of link now.
* Implemented full MVC architecture. Well, you can’t escape from not using for-loop but at least everything is more organised. That is why rendering calendar can be complicated. At least the view file looks manageable.
* Major rename of file names and [...]

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PHP Quick Calendar V2.2 Updates

14 Jan 2009 (Ver 2.2)
* Calendar now supports hrs, mins and images.
* Add ‘order by’ to sql statements.
* Made admin area more user friendly but still very basic.
* Displaying multiple calendars in one page is now very easy to achieve (See demo).
* Improve logic flow and fix typos.

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PHP Quick Calendar Admin Panel

I’ve finally added a simple admin panel for users to administer the events.
As I have said, it is purely functional. Nothing fancy yet. This will help non-programmers or lazy programmers to administer the events easily.
cheers,
Bernard

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