Re: phpicalendar lite

Blaine Cook wrote:

> There was a recently applied patch to the RSS feeds that allows you to 
> get an arbitrary x days; if you're using PHP (as I assume you are), 
> use MagpieRSS ( http://magpierss.sf.net ) to fetch the RSS feeds, and 
> you have exactly what you're looking for, available at almost zero 
> dependency cost within whatever code you're working on.

Wow, I really hadn't thought of using RSS, what a good idea! What does 
MagpieRSS do with the feed exactly? Does it output an array?

> If that still doesn't make sense, let me know and I'll post some 
> running code.

I'll have a proper look when I get chance but I will probably be back to 
ask for some hints at least!

Also, can you think of any way of permenantly associating images with 
events in this way? Or at least a unique ID for each event so I can use 
that to refer to images with.

Many Thanks for this

tola

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