I made a Calendar!
So a couple of days ago I decided to start another website on a free server, so that I could post all of the wedding pictures. Blogger is great, but just isn't equiped to handle lots of photos. And after I got the pictures up, I decided to try to write a Calendar application. I THOUGHT that the sever had PHP or something, but after a bit of research, I realized that it did NOT in fact have anything of the sort. So I wrote the whole thing in JavaScript. Yup, I have WAY too much time on my hands. After about 6 hours of work, I present to you my calendar. And believe it or not, it's actually not even that hard to update.
So here's the new website (with wedding pictures):
http://werockout.atspace.com/
Here is the source code for the calendar app. (Needs a bit more documentation...):
calendar.js
You'll have to deal with any quirks, the code comes as is. I never got around to checking for the year of the event, because if you plan less than a year out, it shouldn't be a problem, but the data file is set up for it anyways. I didn't implement a system to check more than a month ahead of time, but the actual calendar function is fully capable of doing that, I just didn't want to mess with cookies or passing variables through an URL. Call me lazy, call me sane.
Trey
So here's the new website (with wedding pictures):
http://werockout.atspace.com/
Here is the source code for the calendar app. (Needs a bit more documentation...):
calendar.js
You'll have to deal with any quirks, the code comes as is. I never got around to checking for the year of the event, because if you plan less than a year out, it shouldn't be a problem, but the data file is set up for it anyways. I didn't implement a system to check more than a month ahead of time, but the actual calendar function is fully capable of doing that, I just didn't want to mess with cookies or passing variables through an URL. Call me lazy, call me sane.
Trey

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