Ajaxed PHP Calendar For Displaying Availability

28 Feb

Ajax Availability Calendar is an open source PHP application for displaying the availability of an item (hotel room, appointment, etc.).

It comes with an Ajaxed administration panel (multiple admin users are supported) to manage the calendar.

The application is multilingual & unlimited number of items can be added under multiple languages.

Months displayed are changed with Ajax requests where no refreshes are required & it can be totally styled via CSS.

Requirements: PHP 4+ & MySQL
Website: http://www.ajaxavailabilitycalendar.com/
Demo: http://www.ajaxavailabilitycalendar.com/demo
Backend Demo: http://www.ajaxavailabilitycalendar.com/calendar/ac-...
Backend Demo - User-Pass: User:admin - Password:demo
Download: http://www.ajaxavailabilitycalendar.com/download

Tags: Mysql Php
Filed under: Date & Time, Goodies, MIT License
5 Comments

5 Responses for "Ajaxed PHP Calendar For Displaying Availability"

John March 1st, 2010 at 6:42 am
Nice piece of work. Unfortunately it’s not degradable. Hopefully in a future update.

Creative Circle March 1st, 2010 at 7:36 am
Hi there,

Unfortunately the User-Pass is not working.
Thanx for all the fine resources.

Chris Bolson March 1st, 2010 at 9:19 am
Hi, I’m Chris, the developer of this calendar script.

First off I must say a big thanks to webresourcesdepot.com for writing about my Ajax Availability Calendar.
I was wondering why the number of downloads has increased so dramatically over the last 2 days and now I know (thanks to Google Analytics).

To be honest I hadn’t started promoting the script yet as I am working on a revised version (improved javascript, example css themes, example implentation etc) and wanted to release that version first before starting to push it. Anyway, too late now…

@John are you reffering to degrading for browsers without javascript (or javascript turned off)? Clearly the admin panel won’t work without javascript as it relies heavily on it for the for the effects and ajax aspects (updateing booking states and modifying list orders etc).
However the public caledar can be shown without the need for javsacript. But I must admit to have ommited the instructions (and example code) to show how this can be done. I will make sure that this is included in the next release. Thanks for pointing that out.

@Creative Circle Oppps, looks like someone messed up my user login data Silly mistake of mine to have left that administrable en the demo panel.
I have now reset the whole calendar to show the default items, states etc. reset the demo login data and deactivated this section from admin (you can look but not touch
Again, thanks for pointing that out to me too.

Chris