Frequently Asked Questions

Our calendar is written with Javascript and runs with basic CSS. There is nothing specific about it for which type of dynamic language you wish to integrate it with including PHP, JSP, ASP, Typescript, etc... It will also run on any Windows server or Linux based server.

Our calendar has 2 different ways in which it can detect dates that are blocked out from your page and then block them out from selection in the calendar.

Yes, our calendar is its own Javascript file but it also uses it's own CSS file. Both will be provided to you as well instructions on how to use it or if you prefer (with access to minimal amount of your code) we can make it fully ready with nothing for you to do.

Currently our calendar runs on and is tested to run on any client platform where it is shown including Windows, Apple and Linux, as well as any media type including PCs, laptops, tablets and phones of many different sizes and versions, as well as common browsers such as Chrome, Edge, Firefox and Safari.

Our calendar will not send any personal data or any other kind of data of any kind to us or anyone else.

Our calendar is always being improved in terms of how user friendly it is and the features it provides, but if there is any problem, then please feel free to send us a description of the issue or any suggestions for improvement or recommendation on our calendar, please use our contact page here