A retro calendar for embedding in HTML pages
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A retro calendar for embedding in HTML pages
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Definitely not pretty, however kind of cool in a nostalgic way: aside from a few mods, it is GW-BASIC code used to create a simple calendar that can be embedded as a kind of gadget via an iframe:
Calendar (a GW-BASIC program ported to BAM) 
09-15-2025, 04:10 PM
+2. Inspired me to look at embedding my calendar routine. At some point I'd like to start using BASIC code in place of some of my website JavaScript routines, as well. Oh, and I still use Pearl/CGI to run forms. Can you dig it!?
 Pete (09-15-2025, 04:10 PM)Pete Wrote: +2. Inspired me to look at embedding my calendar routine. At some point I'd like to start using BASIC code in place of some of my website JavaScript routines, as well. Oh, and I still use Pearl/CGI to run forms. Can you dig it!?I definitely can dig it. Good old tried and true to do things that work (good enough if not perfect), instead of requiring the new-fangled stuff? That floats my boat something silly. |
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