[plug] iCal Online Editors

[Chris Watt]

Hey,

Thanks for the reply:

Google is no good.  It is unacceptable to management to store data on
someone else's servers as it then technically belongs to them.

I can publish from ical no problem, but none of the viewing programs I
have found can add or edit appointments, and that is the crucial
feature I am after.

It also has to work for multiple platforms (mainly os x in germany and
mainly windows in assorted other countries).

Cheers
~Chris

On 12/7/06, Paul Arch <paul at esidium.com.au> wrote:
>
> >
> > If I can't do that, then does anyone know of a php calendaring program
> > that can track multiple people's calendars from a web interface?  It
> > needs to have a way for me to access the appointments (either by
> > database or by rss feeds) so that I cna use segments in my
> > application.
> >
>  Does it have to be PHP ?
>     http://www.google.com/calendar
>
>  Had a quick look, seems good and gives you the ability to share
> calenders.  But of course it is hosted on their servers, if that
> concerns you.
>
>  Another free one is iCalx :
>     http://www.icalx.com
>
>  I have set this up for my wife who has an iBook, her calenders
> currently publish here. I am supposed to hook into them so I can keep
> track, but I never got around to doing that part ;)
>
>  Personally I am looking at evolution at the moment, and looking into
> its publishing features.  I just do not like web apps. for things like
> calenders and email.
>
>  cheers
>
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>
>
> Paul Arch
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