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jamiecd77
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It would be awesome, simply awesome, to change the date to Tuesday Jan 1 "EVENT TITLE"

the mm/dd/yy date format requires people to know the actual date, which in my line of work, isn't always popular...

Pretty Please.....

Thanks,
Jamie

PS, still lovin my calendar...
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Sounds like a good idea to me. The "year" is out of place there, as the label already says "Happening soon". I think we'd prefer Tue or Mon instead of the full day name though. So maybe Tue, Jan 1 (roughly the same amount of space)
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thanks, it looks awesome!

You also made "today" blank out when there isn't an event, didn't you?

You're the greatest!

Now what about embedding in myspace ????
(no Ilayer allowed in myspace)
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Ha! You noticed before I could even reply. smile

I think there is still an extra line-break at the top that needs to be removed.

As for myspace; can you use the non-interactive embedded style? That uses straight html/javascript.
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Ha! You noticed before I could even reply. smile

I think there is still an extra line-break at the top that needs to be removed.

As for myspace; can you use the non-interactive embedded style? That uses straight html/javascript.

sigh....myspace doesn't allow javascript...stoopid myspace..
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So myspace doesn't support frames, layers, or jscript? What are the techniques/hooks for bringing in external content? Are you stuck having to add a link to your public calendar?
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I am checking out some flash solutions that work with rss feeds...but so far they suck, or don't work.
widgetbox is an example...it does work, just not how I want it to...I guess they have an app that creates a swf(flash) and then you link to that to show content...
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