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CSE330

Zane Hankin | 487413 | zanehankin

Jordan Shonfeld | 486498 | jordanshonfeld

Languages Used

  1. MySQL
  2. JS
  3. HTML
  4. PHP

Link

http://ec2-3-92-199-246.compute-1.amazonaws.com/~jordanshonfeld/module5-group-module5-486498-487413/calender.html

Crative Portion

    Search By Date:
      We added a function in which users can input a date, and their date will be presented, showing their events and all. The way we did this was by creating a new button that opens to a form of type "date", and then taking the filled out value and assigning our currentDay/Month/Year variables to and updating our calendar.
    Repeat Event
      We added to our "Add Events" functionality to allow users to add events that are REPEATING. The code for this is in calender.html, repeat.js, getevent.php, and addevent.php. We use 4 queries to handle the various request (to either repeat daily, weekly, or yearly). We set whichever value was chosen to "0" and then depending on whichever has a value of 0 we print out either daily (for a month), monthly (for within the year), or yearly.

Citing Code

You can find the websites we reference on our bib.txt page. The pages we used were to understand different processes such as

    Understanding Cookies
    Printing the Calendar
    Understanding Checkboxes -> For the creative portion

Grade

-3 The calendar can't view other dates' events in a calendar form. Creative Part: 5/15: 5 for the Search By Date; The repeat event function doesn't work; Need another creative functions: not enough