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Installation of Calendar Plug-in
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Language

Currently this plug-in comes in one language (English if you have not
guessed). Developers are invited to alter the language.php file to 
suit their own tongue. I will gladly include any translations with
future releases. Please send submissions to mcnaneym@appstate.edu.

Should you have an alternate language, just rename the language.php
file to something else (eg language.bak) and rename the new file
language.php. Its that easy.


Requirements

This plug-in requires phpWebSite 7.7 or higher. Although it could
be run on 7.6, it would not be secure as it relies on the newer
session variable authorization.

Other requirements follow the guidelines set by phpWebSite. See its
INSTALL files for more details.


Setup

1.	Gunzip the plug-in tarball into the phpWebsite directory. Two files
	should unzip in the root (calendar.php and calendar_setup.php) and
	the rest into the ./plug-ins/calendar directory.

2.	Go into the administration panel of phpWebSite.
3.	Type 'calendar_setup.php' after the root address.
4.	Setup will come up asking if you want to continue.
5.	Once you continue, the setup will write the appropriate database 
	tables.
6.	Open a text editor and open calendar_config.php.
7.	There are two addresses you need to edit. One is the server directory
	for images. The other is the web address for images. Edit these to point
	to the directory you want to store images.
8.	MAKE SURE that you create a folder for where you pointed these directories
	and make sure they are world readable and writable.
9.	Edit the color string to match your default theme. Just enter the name
	of the style you are using in your theme to each section. You might
	need to experiement with these.
10.	You should be done! Check to see if the calendar appears in the left
	bar. There should also be a calendar icon in the admin section.
