You can use javascript
You can create the following on the server with php installed.
makejavascript.php:
<?php
function ob_makejavascripthandler($output) {
return sprintf('document.write(unescape("%s"));',
rawurlencode($output));
}
ob_start("ob_makejavascripthandler");
?>
content-syndicate.php:
<?php
include('makejavascript.php');
include('demo.php');
?>
Place both files in the directory you installed Easy PHP Calendar in.
On the server w/o php (in this case your AIX server), create a html page with this bit of javascript:
<script language="Javascript" type="text/javascript" src="http://your_server.your_domain/calendar/content-syndicate.php"></script>
The javascript will pull in the php calendar. Or, you could create a .js file with the above code and call that in your html page.
Note though that the links used to view the next (>>), previous (<<), or current (==) calendar will not work w/o additional code tweaking. I haven't done this as I won't be using that on my calendars.
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