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    I’ve integrated the Easy PHP Calendar and it’s very nice.

    The key to success is to follow the calendar’s instructions for normal, blog, and ajax integration on a template page. He’s what I put together: https://antenori.com/?page_id=30

    I’ll do my best to help if anybody needs it.

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  • I could use some help… when the easy Php calendar asks for the root directory link, no matter what I input I get

    The requested URL /was not found on this server.

    Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.

    It doesn’t matter what combination of directory efforts I try… I receive the same error…

    If you know what I’m doing wrong… your assistance is greatly appreciated!

    Deborah

    I think you’ll find that the 404 code comes from the fact that you haven’t downloaded and installed the WPEasy Calendar program on your server. I’ve got it up and running in a 7 day trial, just can’t figure out how to get the calendar into the site.

    Dick

    Hi nohlgl!
    Your integration is great, where did you find the info to figure out how to put it into a wordpress page? Are you creating a template page from the PHPCal php file? Any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks!

    Here’s a real simple way to include it in a page.
    Create a new page
    Use a simple iFrame to contain the calendar. Here’s the code I used to make mine work:

    <iframe height=”1500″ width=”745″ frameBorder=”0″ src=”https://www.YourDomain.com/calendar/demoTOC.php&#8221; style=”border: 0px”></iframe>

    You many need to adjust the SRC to match your URL and file structure.

    Here’s my Calendar using the demoTOC.php

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