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Issue 214: Server-side PHP component: installer for MySQL database and AJAX scripts
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Status:  WontFix
Owner:  adamrs...@gmail.com
Closed:  Feb 2010


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Project Member Reported by adamrs...@gmail.com, Nov 27, 2009
This has been a frequent feature request since day 1, in many shapes and
forms. People want a way to set up the server-side of things really easily.
PHP and MySQL seem like the most common technologies for this.

as progress is made on this issue:
https://code.google.com/p/fullcalendar/issues/detail?id=162, we will also
need a means of creating/modifying/deleting events on the server-side as well.
Nov 27, 2009
Project Member #1 adamrs...@gmail.com
 Issue 98  has been merged into this issue.
Feb 5, 2010
#2 yowza...@gmail.com
I don't think this should be a priority at all.  Time and energies should be spent on 
improving the fullcalendar JS client. This provides benefit to everyone who is using 
fullcalendar.  Spending a bunch of time on a server component that only a small 
fraction of the users will benefit from doesn't seem like a good use of resources.

I can understand how new users would like to see how fullcalendar can interact with a 
server. I'm guessing they just want to see some code to help them get started. I'm 
sure many users have already built server APIs to interface with fullcalendar. 
Perhaps it would be better to request contributions from users for server-side 
examples.

At most, you could hack together a quick and dirty PHP script that passed back and 
forth in-memory data.  Creating a full server component with mysql persistence and so 
forth seems beyond the scope.

Just my 2c.

Feb 6, 2010
Project Member #3 adamrs...@gmail.com
i agree yowzator. when this first became an idea, i was thinking this was something i'd 
get to when all the JS stuff was "done". but as you can see based on the huge issue 
tracker, i don't think things will ever really be done, there are always going to be 
enhancements to be made on the JS side.

this server-side stuff should be a different open source project, or it could be 
something i charge for (similar to what the TinyMCE or CKEditor guys do with their 
premium plugins).
Status: WontFix
Dec 23, 2010
#4 nielsba...@gmail.com
If you want, you can take my implementation at http://www.sokati.com/main/openSource as a simple start php/mysql implementation. As it is right now (1.00) is perfect for the start of a project. I intent to keep this version free of any bugs.
Best,
Niels

Jan 18, 2012
#5 a.gunas...@gmail.com
Hi Niels,

The link to http://www.sokati.com/main/openSource is not working anymore.
It's been a while, but any chance you are still sharing the startup file?

Best, Adil


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