Verbose Calendar is a calendar plugin for jQuery that prints out the whole year in months and days.
Verbose Calendar can be used for event planning in companies, or even an OCD-driven to-do list.
Puns aside, this plugin is quite peculiar, but placing the nuts and bolts are left up to you as this Calendar ships with but a few events.
mobiscroll is an awesome JavaScript date/time picker for mobile devices.
mobiscroll features numerous themes (iOS, Android, Sense UI and others) that make date-picking a pleasure for the user.
The picker can be styled with CSS, and it’s been tested (and works) on desktop browsers, too.
glDatePicker is a jQuery date picker, made by Gautam Lad (hence the glDatePicker).
For starters, glDatePicker allows using your own CSS, and weighs a mere 8 kilobytes — not much for such an advanced library.
You can also set ‘valid’ dates for the picker, allowing the user to only pick dates that are within a specific time period; callbacks are available, too.
Overall, glDatePicker is a great “calendar” plugin for any sort of web application.
FullCalendar is a thorough jQuery calendar plugin that can be integrated with Google’s calendar.
Amongst the most notable features of FullCalendar are support for dragging & dropping events; huge potential for customizability; and support for events.
You can customize the date&time format for localizations, connect FullCalendar to Google Calendar, and so forth.
FullCalendar is available under the generous MIT & GPL licenses.
If you want to build a ticket booking service, or are working on a website for a hotel, you know that a booking — although easy on paper — is a pain to code.
Ajax availability calendar is a painless booking alternative that’s free, even for commercial projects.
The script is very extensive:
The availability calendar is written upon the MooTools framework.
Basically, this is a very complete script to make writing a hotel/reservation website a breeze.
17 May, 2012
By Lauris Veips
