Event Calendar Listing Web Part (SharePoint 2010)

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Stephen,

I recently downloaded and tried out your Event Calendar Listing Web Part, and it's terrific. I had a couple of questions abuot it though (since I haven't been able to fully test it yet):
1) Is it capable of doing displaying calendars in an overlay fashion (similar to the SP2010 feature)?
2) Will it display an Outlook/exchange calendar or only one located in SharePoint?
3) Is there some sort of switch which would allow a user to add a an event from the calendar web part?

Thanks,
Ben

Posted 10-May-10 9:23am

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Michel Godfroid · Answer 1 · 2010-05-10T20:09:00

The author of the article is unlikely to read your comments and questions here. If you have questions regarding something you've downloaded, you should use the 'FAQ' forum at the bottom of the article. Furthermore, it would be nice to do some work yourself before you contact the author with queries for which 'you didn't have time'. The articles on this website are there for educational purposes. People are not getting paid for this, and do this in their free time, in a grand effort to elevate the quality of programming and eliminate poverty :laugh: