Schedule & Time Planner for the Web...

Hello , beautiful day for everyone here !
Do you know any place to find this resource I am looking for
? i am creating a Web for a theater, and they need to update easily
their schedules for the week... I am using PHP server.... any
suggestion ? I will appreciate your address, thanks in advance,

I really think you should invest the time to look into what
types of resources your employees have to update their schedules
for the week. If you have the ability to use a WebDAV server, I
would highly recommend looking the route of using iCal (Mac) or
Windows Calendar (Vista) to have the end-users edit and publish
their calendars from within those programs. I believe Mozilla
Sunbird also uses this and that works on both platforms. This way
no HTML is needed for your end-user and updating is fairly simple
in a familiar format.

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