cool. that's helpful!

Personally I still am not going to care about calendar untill it can give me event alerts with only the mozilla browser and preferable just quicklaunch open. I'm sorry, but the average user isn't going to keep the program open while they wait for an alert. Any application that does background style work like this should not have to stay in the main taskbar. Get it into the system tray and I'm sold.

This would be nice if it worked with 1.2a. I find 1.2a more than stable enough for me to use (ie more stable than IE) plus I'm already kind of hooked on the new goodies. But I have been looking for a calendar solution other than Outlook, which is just overkill for me. I'm not real happy with web-based offering and haven't found a nice simple standalone app. Since everything else is already being done by Mozilla (browsing, mail, contact management, minesweeper) it would be nice to tack on a calendar to make my life a little more simple and nicely cross platform.

Does anybody know when/if this will be available?

I just tested it and it's definitely more feature complete and more customizable than GnomeCalendar, which I was using until now. Saved calendar, imported it in Mozilla. Worked great!

Good work oeone folks!

There are only two problems that are still making Calendar completely unusable for me:

1. It crashes (every time) when used with Mozilla 1.2

2. Alarms never go off when they are supposed to.

Mozilla Calendar is very usable and logical. I really like it! It contains all the basic functions a calendar should have. Maybe I'll stick with this for a while...it's a little slow, but fast enough.

Seems like the guys at Oeone know what they're doing.

If the calendar had a synch to palm button I would pay good money for this calendar app, and if it worked with Mozilla 1.2.

Would be nice if that same WebDAV / FTP support existed for address book. Publish at home, subscribe at work, etc... There's nothing on mozdev like that is there?

Would be nice if that same WebDAV / FTP support existed for address book. Publish at home, subscribe at work, etc... There's nothing on mozdev like that is there?

Would be nice if that same WebDAV / FTP support existed for address book. Publish at home, subscribe at work, etc... There's nothing on mozdev like that is there?

Someone asked me to look at a Calender installation problem and so I did. She didn't have a Calender menuitem in Tools. This was caused by a recent mozilla skin version number update. 1.0 can no longer be used so we have to update calender files manually, but all you need to do is this:

1) open /mozilla/chrome/calender/skin/modern/contents.rdf in your favorite text editor.

2) add this snap to the end of the file:

<!-- Mozilla Skin Version Information. --> <RDF:Description about="urn:mozilla:skin:modern/1.0:multiviews" chrome:skinVersion="1.2"/>

note: make sure to insert it *for* </RDF:RDF>

3) open /mozilla/chrome/calender/skin/classic/contents.rdf and do the same thing.

4) delete mozilla/chrome/chrome.rdf

5) restart mozilla to build the correct chrome file

Have fun with calender, /HJ (multizilla.mozdev.org)

Beautiful UI. One UI improvement may be to move the time labels up, close to the line there the hour starts. That is actually the line belonging to that hour!

Also, (may be already taken care os) the time format - we euro-idiots are used to a 24 hr clock - or at least the day starting at 00:00.

The day/night bar is cool. The whole app is beautiful - I think it invites to thinking about functional improvents because it is so pretty.

Thomas