Calendarix requires PHP and MySQL running on the web server.  You will need some basic knowledge of PHP and MySQL to install and change some settings to suit your server. 


Import the create_cal.sql in the "admin" folder into your MySQL database.

If you use the console: 
mysql -u username -p
create calendar; (if necessary change the name)
use calendar;
source create_cal.sql;
quit;

If you use phpMyAdmin: go to the database and import the text file "create_cal.sql". 

Open "cal_db.inc.php.new" and check the database references. Check that the database name, database login name, password and host are correct. Make the necessary changes and save the file as "cal_db.inc.php".
Open "cal_config.inc.php.new" and change the variables. The most important variable to check is $calpath which should be a file path pointing to your calendarix files. Rename the files "cal_config.inc.php.new" and cal_configtext.inc.php.new" to "cal_config.inc.php" and "cal_configtext.inc.php" respectively, removing the ".new" extensions.

Be sure to allow access to the sub-directories under your calendarix path.

Do remove the files "install.php" and "upgrade.php" when you are done.

You can customise the login page for calendarix by editing the html files "callogin_top.html" and "callogin_bottom.html".
