CCalendar Java script

Publisher review:
CCalendar is a simple calendar applet. CCalendar is a calendar applet. You can use it as a real calendar choosing the global appearence and the photo you want to show. You can use it as a help for you site's user to enter date in a form field. CCalendar support multilanguage for days and months, the choice of the first day of the week and adds schedule possibility. CCalendar allows you to link event to the days. CCalendar allows : - Display photos associated with each month. - Display in the HTML page the date choosen in the date format of your country. - Display a schedule by modify the days colors - Call a javascript function each time a day is clicked - Associate an event to a day and associate a different URL to each event - Choose the language and first day of the week in the CCalendar.
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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