So you are interested in using jMonthCalendar and are unsure how to start using it…? Well hopefully I can give the 5 minute startup that will help you along the way. In this post I will show you how to install and place a calendar on the page as well as show you how to populate the calendar with some events. Easy enough right? I hope so.
jMonthCalendar has reached a new milestone! It now supports multi-day events (events that span multiple days). Plus it retains all the same features as before including drag and drop and event stacking. This release is a huge change from the previous version and is thus labeled as Beta. Most significant to the change is how events are rendered onto the calendar. In this post I am going to go over the new features and how they will affect existing users. I will also try to cover some of the new functionality and how it might be used. read more »
I just learned about a new feature today of log4net that would have saved me a few hours of time had I known or been able to find this earlier. I learned that you can have dynamic properties stored into log4net’s global context from code and then access them from the XML configuration file. This is useful in the case where dynamic configuration of log4net is needed. read more »
