WebCalender 0.9.23 - 20 September 2000
http://webcalendar.sourceforge.net
Craig Knudsen, cknudsen@radix.net, http://www.radix.net/~cknudsen/

Developers: go to the WebCalendar developer page on SourceForge:
  http://sourceforge.net/projects/webcalendar/

WebCalender = PHP-based multi-user calendar

See the INSTALL file for installation instructions.

See FAQ for frequently asked questions.

See UPGRADING for instructions on upgrading from a previous release.

See COPYING for licensing info.

See ChangeLog for a history of changes.

Features:
- Multi-user support
- View day-at-glance
- View month-at-glance
- View week-at-glance
- View year-at-glance
- View another user's calendar
- View one or more users' calendar via layers on top of your own calendar
- Add/Edit/Delete users
- Add/Edit/Delete events
- Repeating events
- Search interface for calendar entries
- User-configurable preferences for colors, 12/24 time format,
  Week start on Sun or Mon, default work hours
- Online help
- Checks for scheduling conflicts
- Users can accept or reject events added by another user to their calendar
- Email notifications for new events
- Support for multiple languages: Czech, Dutch, English, French,
  German, Icelandic, Italian, Korean, Portuguese, Spanish
- Exporting to Palm Pilot (via install-datebook, part of pilot-link)
  Note: install-datebook must be patched and rebuilt since it has
  a big old bug in it.  See INSTALL for instructions.

Requirements:
- PHP (3 or 4)
- Database: MySQL, Oracle, PostgreSQL or ODBC

Recommended:
- JavaScript-enabled browser
- CSS-enabled browser
- Cookie-enabled browser
- pilot-link (if exporting): http://sourceforge.net/project/?group_id=2158

Outstanding issues:
- Checking for schedule conflicts does not check against repeating events
  other than the initial event
- No way to delete just a specific day of a repeating event
- No way to override the time of just a specific day of a repeating event
- Complete translatations (most are missing the translations for stuff
  related to repeating events)
- Compatibility testing with Mozilla/Netscape6

Possible features for future releases:
- LDAP support
- User groups
- Custom access restrictions that can be defined by each user
- Some kind of shared public calendars.  Perhaps multiple shared public
  calendars that can be overlayed onto your own calendar.
- Allow users to not have JavaScript and/or CSS used
- An optional "guest" login that will let you view users' public events
- Allow week to start on Monday or Sunday
- Advances search (date ranges, and/or)
- Add comments to entries that will show up on the view page
- Data import (from Netscape Calendar's tab-delimted export or maybe
  from a Palm Pilot data file)
- Add support for repeating events to install-datebook
- Activity log
- Java client?
