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iCalcreator and the related PHP software was conceived and written by Kjell-Inge Gustafsson.
Many people have contributed, through providing questions, issues, reporting bugs and sending patches.
iCalcreator (standard) and the related PHP software are released under the LGPL / GPL / CC licences.
| This site uses: | |
| cssmenumaker | |
| Fotorama | MIT |
| jQuery | MIT/GPL |
| jQuery UI | MIT/GPL |
| jQuery Timepicker | MIT/GPL |
| PHPMailer | LGPL |
| prototype | CC BY-SA |
| reCAPTCHA | |
The iCal file event HTML form editor (RFC2445) features
eventCreator is coded in PHP and Javascript with prototype framework. eventCreator can be executed included in a PHP HTMl page, standalone, or as a popup window (experimental). eventCreator form is using a 600px wide HTMl box.
Any uploaded file is saved in a separate directory to ensure privacy, not viewable for any other visitor and, if not manually deleted, automatically removed one hour after last edit.
Download eventCreator here.
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