Certain examples are given in the documentation on how to customise the calendar so that the week starts on Monday rather than Sunday.

Is there a way to customise it so that it starts out at a certain date in the future rather than at today's date? This would imply having to pass a parameter to it on every invocation, I am aware. But I guess this is a common open-source calendar and it has a lot of options?

For example: On December 1, I am going to a announce a lot of gliding courses at www.nordic-gliding.org for all of 2010. For some of them, the user has to select his/her own arrival and departure dates. But it takes a long time to browse from December 1, 2009, to November 2010.

Other ways of implementing a date-constraint? Or maybe there is an easy way of swapping the (Javascript?) calendar for another?

Yours
Claus

What I would like to see in the calendar is a way to go back many years at a time, to date of birth (1940, 1950). Right now it is easier to type the year than to click 60 times. I see this in other calendars.

randall.prue wrote:

Agreed, would love to see this added.

Hello Vicki and Randall

I submitted a ticket about this issue. Apparently there is no easy way to customise the chosen (Javascript?) calender nor to transfer parameters to it. They suggested to me, that I implement 3 pulldown menus instead: One for year, one for month and one for day and that is what I am going to do for my site although it does not look so fancy. I might implement some date-restrictions too since the manual tells you how to implement constraints.

But I think the developers are aware of this feature wish.

Yours
Cluas