If you talk about a client side javascript (<script></script> tags in your
html result)
so the only thing to change is the user's browser, the server where you are
running Witango will not affect how the browser interpret the client side
code.
If the calendar was a component from msdn.microsoft.com, you will need ie5+
win to make it work
Hope this is of some help
Gauthier
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From: "Mark Weiss Vancouver" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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Sent: Tuesday, January 21, 2003 6:28 AM
Subject: Witango-Talk: JavaScript Calendar
I have a Javascript pop up calendar that we use quite a lot, I noticed that
it won't work in Apache Mac OS X. Is there something about Java Include
files I need to know when using OSX as a server? Or where can I read more
about Apache as a server?
Thanks for any help you can provide.
Mark Weiss
If you always do what you9ve always done, you9ll always get what you9ve
always got.
Anonymous
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