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How To Insert And Calender Look On Our Web Page

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Dear friends I would like to show a calender on my home page and should be fully dynamic and working. Please help me in solving this problem of mine. If there is no way to do it in PHP then other languages are also preferable please help me with the code. Thanks in advance.

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You will need to use Javascript, flash, or java. so try a pre-made one if you arent familiar with those languages. google "free javascript calendar" and you should find a few.

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Isn't there a module for everything nowadays? If you are using an open-source CMS like Joomla or Drupal, then I believe that you should be able to find what you are looking for if you put in a search for calendars...I'm pretty useless, aren't I? All I know how to add some PHP coding into my site is to search for pre-made ones... :) But then, I suppose you will know how to change the looks to suit your needs, right? I hope so...

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Aye, if you do use a premade template or content management system then use the addon modules for these things, they will work a lot better. But if it is a custom made site then you can use PHP for the backend operation (EG working out what day of the year it is, working out what month it is and how many days are in this month etc....) but you will still need to use Javascript, java or flash to actually display the calenda as HTML is too static, it cant update on its own so if a user wanted to see the next month they couldnt, it'd also be very difficult (well, i lie, you could use CSS and some sneaky PHP string manipulation) to get Today to be highlighted like with a different border around the cell.ITs possible to just use HTML and PHP but it wont look that great.

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