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In order to let you update the database for your Event Calendar without needing any additional software on your local pc, and without needing to know how to send the updated database up to your internet server, special administrative pages are used to which only you and your team would have access. The pages would not be accessible from your website for your customers to use.
We have provided below two examples of administrative sites.
General Use - ASP Manage Calendar Example
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This type of calendar is easily adaptable for any business, but creates more work for the business owner than the next example since it allows for more human error which would need to be corrected.
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Reviewing Events - this includes the ability to change an event - whether you want to change the wording of the event description, the date or time. Note that for the purposes of this portfolio we do not actually make changes to the database when you use the update event page, but we allow you to see how it would work. Additional functionality could be added to delete events which have become obsolete.
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Adding New Events - this gives you the ability to add an event. Note that for the purposes of this portfolio we do not actually make changes to the database when you use the add event page, but we allow you to see how it would work.
Specialized Use - ASP Manage Calendar Example
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This type of calendar is specialized for a ballroom dance studio. Since their events repeat frequently, additional tables have been added to the database to allow the business owner to use drop down menus instead of free-form typing for most of the information needed for the event.
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