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[QUOTE][u]Quote by: ckier[/u][p]Thanks a lot for your input on the idea. I don't think the page width will take too much work to tweak. The events block I am not too sure about because i don't know that much about writing geeklog blocks but perhaps a geeklog developer could help us with that. In terms of which calender should be displayed: for my individual uses I would say one main calendar, mainly becuase that would really be all I needed. I hadn't thought about the browser input feature until you mentioned it. Phpicalender is designed for you to publish your calendar right out of apple's ical and is one of the reasons I found it appealing. However, because of this people without ical wouldn't be able to add events and neither would I if away from ical. Because of this a web input method would probably be required. However, rather than making it from scratch maybe we could tweak geeklog's built in calendar input form. If you or anybody else has any other ideas please post back. Even better if anybody has any code ideas, please post that too.[/p][/QUOTE]

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