Posts Tagged ‘Calendar’

Customizable, Free Date Picker Calendar jQuery Plugin: glDatePicker

glDatePicker is a simple, customizable, lightweight date picker calendar plugin for jQuery weighing in just over 3.5KB compressed (8KB uncompressed). This Free Date Picker jQuery Plugin allows multiple instances on one page and users can have different styles for every calendar plugin. Features Forward and backward navigation Current date highlight Restricting selection of dates outside [...]

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Free Rails Calendar Date Picker – Calendar Date Select

Calendar Date Select is semi-light-weight Free Rails Calendar Date Picker Script. Its about about ~20k of javascript/css in size. It takes full advantage of the prototype.js, a free JavaScript library, resulting in less code, but maintaining a great deal of functionality.

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Free Unobtrusive Date Picker Widget

A Free datePicker (calendar) that requires no embedded JavaScript blocks, uses no pop-up windows and is suitable for use within documents served as application/xhtml+xml. This free calendar is fully accessible via keyboard.

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Free Calendar | PHP & MySQL

Free Calendar with MySQL and Script.aculo.us has 3 main parts, the Javascript, the HTML and the PHP script. You can change the date with the form and it will update the calendar without having to reload the entire page, AJAX style. Its very easy to use this Calendar System. Simply copy the entire calendar into [...]

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jQuery Full Month Calendar Plugin

jMonthCalendar is a full month calendar that supports events. You simply initialize the calendar with options and an events array and it can handle the rest. It is compatible with jQuery 1.3.0. jMonthCalendar has extension points that allow the developer to interact with the calendar when the display is about to change months, after the [...]

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Zenbe – Enlighten Your Email With Best Webmail Experience

Zenbe is free email that works with the email you already use. Zenbe is started because they wanted the functionality and performance of a desktop application, and the simplicity and accessibility of webmail, at the same time, for all their email addresses. They wanted to access more features and services from the internet, without logging [...]

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