Day Planner - Calendar
This is a Day Planner / Calendar Widget. Originally, I started developing it as I wanted a big calendar where I could see several months at a glance (up to 12 months in this version) but it evolved into something more complex with possibility to add events and "to-do" tasks.
In its most compact form, the Widget simply displays your to-do tasks and todays' events. Click on the "Calendar" button to open the calendar. You can then add an event by double-clicking on a day. More options are availabl… More
In its most compact form, the Widget simply displays your to-do tasks and todays' events. Click on the "Calendar" button to open the calendar. You can then add an event by double-clicking on a day. More options are availabl… More
Current Version: 2.51.75
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April 23, 2008 · version 2.22.60Re: Very Nice But Have One Problem
Laurent Cozicmacabrexx, which version of the widget are you using? This bug should have been fixed in version 2.66.103 - is it the version you have?
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April 23, 2008 · version 2.22.60
Re: Login and Password requirements
Laurent CozicKinho, Google's login and password is only required if you use the GC synchronization feature. You can import or export iCal files or use all the other functionalities of the widget without the login. Obviously it's up to you if you trust the widget or not but as you said it is open source and has been downloaded over 150000 times so if it was doing anything harmful it would have been known by now.
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April 23, 2008 · version 2.22.60Very Nice But Have One Problem
macabrexxI love this widget. I am having a problem though. It seems that all recurring events on google calendar show up one day early on the widget. Is there any way to fix this? I'd give this 5 stars if that can be fixed.
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April 23, 2008 · version 2.22.60Login and Password requirements
KinhoNot doubting your honesty Laurent, but it would make it easier for people to trust an application if google's login and password wasn't required. I don't understand why not just make it generic in a sense that could import any iCal calendar from a web address. No need of passwords in any sense there.
I am not using any application that claim the need of third party login details, and I would not recommend it to anyone. I could easily inspect your code to be safe, and I bet it might be safe, but this would be kind time consuming.
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April 22, 2008 · version 2.22.60
Really good
savgraphIt's a really useful widget. Sad that they are no birthday option.
