This was written entirely from scratch. It does not use any of Ely's code and it does not use the Scheduling Framework released by Adobe.
It was actually written as a part larger set of applications I am working on, but I figured that it would be quite useful to other Flex developers, so decided to release it as an independant component. --- In [email protected], "Brendan Meutzner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Did you write from scratch, or base on Ely's calendar? > > > > On Mon, Mar 31, 2008 at 1:46 AM, jmfillman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > I am nearing completion of an appointment calendar, and would like to > > get feedback from the various developers out there. Keep in mind I'm > > still a month or two from being done (I hope), so there are a few > > things that need to be completed and other items to be cleaned up a > > bit, but I would like to get input as to how useful you find it, what > > features you would like to see, and any issues you run into while > > using it, etc. You can post any questions, suggestions, or issues > > here or click on the "More Information" button in the application for > > additional details. > > > > To use the calendar, please visit: http://www.imbizzi.com > > > > Documentation is one of the remaining items to finish up over the > > next few weeks, but here is a quick tutorial: > > > > 1. Double-click OR click and drag on the grid to initiate an > > appointment. > > > > 2. Click on a single appointment to modify it. > > > > 3. You can click, drag, and drop appointments around. If in Week > > View, you can drag to another day and drop. > > > > 4. You can drag-resize appointments > > > > This will be a commercial component, somewhere around $200-$250 USD. > > > > I prefer using RemoteObjects, and that is how this is currently > > built. If you want to use a WebService or some other option, let me > > know. If there is enought interest, I'll work on adding that > > capability. > > > > This is connected to a MySQL DB, and I'm using WebORB PHP. > > > > Just about everything you see is customizable so it can fit in with > > the design of existing applications. For now, the button icons are > > the only exception. > > > > I look forward to your feedback. > > > > > > > > > > -- > Brendan Meutzner > http://www.meutzner.com/blog/ >
