phpEventCalendar: version v.0.21
phpEventCalendar is a MySQL backed application that allows users to post and display events or notes on a month-at-a-glance calendar. A user administration panel allows authorized users (Administrators) to control who can add, delete, and edit events (Editors).
Installation Procedure 
Quick Tips
The script can be downloaded from here.
The file that you will download is saved in .zip format; this is a compressed bundle containing the files in the distribution. Unzip this archive in a temporary directory on your computer using decompression software.
Make changes to config.php. Please use "127.0.0.1" for the DB host.
Start your FTP software and upload the directory to your web server preserving the file structure.
Note: If you want phpEventCalendar to handle the homepage of your site, upload the contents to your website root (/var/www/html/). Otherwise, it's best to upload the files to a subdirectory of your web server. You can use the /calendar subdirectory name, but you can also choose another.
Let's assume you install the contents of the phpEventCalendar folder to http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar
In a browser, go to the URL for the createtables.php file (eg, http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar/createtables.php), included in the distribution. This step creates the database tables, and gives you a link to the calendar if successful.
Login to the calendar (link is at bottom) with the default user:
username: admin
password: password
Once you are logged in, we recommend that you first visit the user admin page (link at bottom), and change your password.
Finally, delete the createtables.php file, and installation is completed.
Congratulations, the installation of phpEventCalendar is now complete. You can check your phpEventCalendar at http://www.mywebsite.com/calendar.
Changing the display language
The language option in the "config.php" file allows you to change the calendar's display language. To change the language you need two translated language files in the distribution's lang directory. Many language files are included with the script, and those that users have contributed since the last release are available on the downloads page. For each of these files, the two characters before the ".php" extension represent the language the files have been translated into. This language code is the value you need to enter for the language option in the "config.php" file. The calendar should appear correctly once the two language files are in place, and the language option is set in the config.php file.
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