Software

RE: Event entry web form software.

matsonian — Sat, 03 Nov 2007 02:53:00 GMT

Has anyone tried using Quickplanner Plus for their event planning?

RE: Event entry web form software.

jerrylcooper — Thu, 01 Nov 2007 13:27:00 GMT

You might take a look at MyEvent.com- I used it to set up a military unit reunion and it's fairly inexpensive and is pretty flexable. I have never set up a website before and overall, it is user friendly. Has a lot of nice features- you can choose among different templates depending on the type of event- school reunion, wedding, business meeting, birthday party, etc. It has two levels of costs- regular or premium. You can pay month by month or 1 year in advance- it's very economical. You can also have them reserve your domain for 1 year at a $25 cost. The premium version is about $17 monthly and the regular version is about $10 monthly. I found their technical support to be very supportive, responsive and helful.

RE: Event entry web form software.

jeana — Wed, 31 Oct 2007 15:19:00 GMT

Perhaps you should look atGoogle Calendar

It's free. The only catch is that every user must signup for a free gmail.com account.

But it sounds like it would fit your needs.

RE: Event entry web form software.

Guroo — Mon, 29 Oct 2007 17:33:00 GMT

If I understand you correctly .......

I know that Drupal had what you need. And it's server side, log-in required, and free.

Drupal site

Sorry ..... it has the calender of events also.

RE: Event entry web form software.

smbritton — Wed, 24 Oct 2007 05:59:00 GMT

Thanks.

I'll take a look.

RE: Event entry web form software.

tkim — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 19:45:00 GMT

Here is a link to the type of Calendar/Event Planning system that may fit your needs.

Event Calendar

I have not used their product, so I can't provide comments on this solution, however, they have a 30 day trial version according to their website.

Event entry web form software.

smbritton — Mon, 22 Oct 2007 02:24:00 GMT

I am looking for some web software that will:
1. Allow submission via a web form of an organization events by leaders, including re-curring events. The sumissions could be stored in a server-side database.

2. These events, after review, can appear on the organization's website calendar and collected for the hard copy newsletter.

3. Every organization entity would designate an official reviewer to approve calendar submissions. This person is to approve all submissions as legitimate and correct before they are published. No items will be posted until approved by an authorized reviewer.

4. Log-in's required for entries, reviewers and editors.

I hope this is clear.
Thanks.