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iCalcreator used in.. .
- AgenDAV
- albaven
- All-in-One Event Calendar
- Bugscope
- Date iCal
- Dokeos
- event_connect
- ESS Feed
- Exponent CMS
- EQDKP Plus
- GCalendar
- GLPI
- Gumbo Millennium
- Hypecal
- iCal
- JCal Pro
- kitEvent
- luryevents
- MarkupiCalendar
- One Big SYSTem
- Open Atrium
- Repository based CMS
- sfiCalCreatorPlugin
- Telaen
- terncal
- twical
- Virtual Loup-De-Mer
- "Weather Forecast"
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- And many more.. .
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Credits & Licenses
iCalcreator and the related PHP software was conceived and written by Kjell-Inge Gustafsson.
Many people have contributed, through providing questions, issues, reporting bugs and sending patches.
iCalcreator (standard) and the related PHP software are released under the
LGPL
/
GPL
/
CC
licences.
eClog
A PHP log class.
eClog offer ability to log to file (default), console, database, mail, error_log and syslog.
Multiple parallel handlers are supported.
Also, when using a specific error handler function (attached), ability to trigger PHP errors.
To be used when a simple log class is sufficient and the output/collecting media is supported.
eClog 3.0 origins from an internal file debug tool and is,
as time goes by, extended, enhanced and, in the end, rewritten using a more (or less)
object-oriented structure and a test-driven development approach.
Example
<?php
require_once "eClog.class.php";
$eClog = new eClog(); // default type="file", filename="log.log", prio=debug
..
$eClog->log( "debug message" ) // default prio=debug
.. .
$eClog->flush();
.. .
?>
Download eClog here.
Notice
This content is outdated and the product is no longer being maintained or maintained upon request only.
This content is provided as a courtesy for individuals who are still using these technologies.
This page may contain URLs that were valid when originally published, but now link to sites or pages that may no longer exist.
Read the lastest release news here.