Google Calendar Website Integration
Posted on April 25, 2006
I want to be sure to bring Tyler’s comments to the surface here, as they add some real value to shedding some light on the Google Calendar functionality. I have to first of all apologize to Tyler, somehow, I wasn’t aware that his latest comment was being held in moderation, I didn’t get the usual e-mail. Plus I don’t know why it was moderated anyways. So, sorry about that, your comments are all posted now!
First, I want to clarify something I said in my last post on Google Calendar, I suggested that the functionality is something that may benefit churches, things like sharing, overlaying multiple calendars and that kind of thing. If you are a mid-size or large church, I wasn’t talking to you because generally large churches have their networks established and Exchange server and Outlook and all of that. What I was referring to was that small churches could benefit from this functionality. (This is a rare occassion when I wish all of y’all could read my mind, because I knew what I was thinking!) I stand by the original statement I made, I just need to clarify the context. Small churches, that don’t have a room full of servers, routers, network and all of that, really could benefit from the Google Calendar functionality.
Now, on to Tyler’s comments:
Just another thought about website integration, check out this. The page has the code you need to add a calendar function to a site too.
He also shares this quote:
“I have tested the script with Firefox 1.5.0.2 and IE7, it should work also without problems on other browsers. [With] a small XML feature and you are open to the world, just use your imagination to personalize the css and find how you can use your calendar.â€
Thanks Tyler! Sorry for my oversight, I do appreciate the additional info.
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