Re: [PHPiCalendar-DEV] What are the requirements for a 1.0 release?

[Mike T. <mt...@ya...>]

This (in beta form) already exists in CVS. Take a look and help us make it better!
mike
 Cory Bertsch <pi...@hi...> wrote:On Thu, 2003-04-03 at 12:32, Chad wrote:
> Well its been coved in previous emails only, not really posted 
> anywhere. Obviously this has changed so I'll make a new one:
> 
> FTP upload / deletion via admin page

If someone wants to explain how this would work I could provide a page 
via php where you can upload / manage calendars.

Here is how I imagine that it would work...

1. This area is password protected using htaccess

2. Provide a way for users to upload a maximum of X calendars
via a file upload form on a website.

3. Provide a way to view uploaded calendars and remove them.

I can do all of this w/out mysql ssince I think that is the
goal of the project. Alternatively I could build this feature
using mysql.

Is any of this done or should I get something together. Any guidance
is appreciated. I could have something like this finished by the end
of the upcoming weekend...

Thanks,

-Cory



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