Central Web Services has written a small PHP library to simplify adding calendar data to your websites. This script requires PHP, but can run on any site, whether hosted by CWS or not. Data is output by calling one or more php functions.
The library has 2 basic views; a list view suitable for a News or Headlines section on a web page, and a mini-month view useful for linking back to the main OSU calendar site.
The views output simple HTML (a table, for the mini-month, a definition list for the list view) that can be styled via CSS. See the sample stylesheet for the classes that can be used for styling.
More control over the HTML output is possible; this requires a PHP installation that support XSLT (which includes all CWS hosted sites). See Advanced Formatting for a brief description.
A note on performance:
This library makes use of RSS caching when run on CWS hosted sites; for other sites, it might be a good idea to implement some type of caching. Parsing remote RSS feeds on the fly will noticeably slow down your web pages.
List View
The following list is dynamically generated to show the current week's events pulled from the main ('osu') calendar, using this code:
Since the founding of the University Theatre, donations have been made to the costume shop. These cases contain costume pieces that have been constructed or built (theatre parlance for making and
sewing a costume) and “real” clothing that has been donated to the Theatre Department over the decades.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
50 minute walking tours of campus guided by a current undergraduate student are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm throughout the summer. Campus tours leave from 108
Kerr Administration Building. You can pre-register or drop-in. For directions or parking information please contact the Campus Visitor Center, 541-737-2626.
When: M, Tu, W, Th, F July 7 - July 11 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Who: 9th - 12th graders From designing new biomaterials to manufacturing nano-sized machines, engineers will have a significant impact on
the society of tomorrow. Through laboratory explorations and experiential workshops, discover how an engineer works in the real world. You will engage in hands-on activities relating to different
engineering fields to learn about the wide variety of engineering careers and to see how engineers impact the world in many, diverse ways.
This two-day class is for the first responder or health care provider. Teaches a variety of skills including adult, child, and infant CPR, one and two rescuer CPR, resuscitation and bag-valve masks,
response in special resuscitation sitautions and use of an AED. Class meets M/T, 7/7-7/8, 4:00pm-8:00pm.
Class continues Mon/Wed 7/7-16. This class teaches lead belaying and climbing on the climbing center routes. Certification is good for one year. We provide all necessary equipment. Prerequisites:
Ability to comfortably climb 5.8 on top rope. Two gym sessions.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
The College of Health and Human Sciences at Oregon State University is hosting the Summer Institute on Research Methods that includes an Introductory Course: Multilevel Modeling Using Mplus and an
Advanced Course: Latent Growth Curve Modeling Using Mplus. The introductory course is taught by Alan Acock and Lesa Hoffman and the advanced course is taught by Alan Acock, Scott Hofer and Lesa
Hoffman. For more information on and to register and reserve accommodations go to http://www.hhs.oregonstate.edu/news-events/hhs_si/ For more information on the College of Health and Human Sciences
Methodology Core go to http://www.hhs.oregonstate.edu/methodology/core.html
50 minute walking tours of campus guided by a current undergraduate student are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm throughout the summer. Campus tours leave from 108
Kerr Administration Building. You can pre-register or drop-in. For directions or parking information please contact the Campus Visitor Center, 541-737-2626.
When: M, Tu, W, Th, F July 7 - July 11 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Who: 9th - 12th graders From designing new biomaterials to manufacturing nano-sized machines, engineers will have a significant impact on
the society of tomorrow. Through laboratory explorations and experiential workshops, discover how an engineer works in the real world. You will engage in hands-on activities relating to different
engineering fields to learn about the wide variety of engineering careers and to see how engineers impact the world in many, diverse ways.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
50 minute walking tours of campus guided by a current undergraduate student are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm throughout the summer. Campus tours leave from 108
Kerr Administration Building. You can pre-register or drop-in. For directions or parking information please contact the Campus Visitor Center, 541-737-2626.
When: M, Tu, W, Th, F July 7 - July 11 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Who: 9th - 12th graders From designing new biomaterials to manufacturing nano-sized machines, engineers will have a significant impact on
the society of tomorrow. Through laboratory explorations and experiential workshops, discover how an engineer works in the real world. You will engage in hands-on activities relating to different
engineering fields to learn about the wide variety of engineering careers and to see how engineers impact the world in many, diverse ways.
Join the excitement of inflatable kayaking on the North Santiam or McKenzie Rivers. This outing for all skill levels focuses on boating equipment, river reading, and river safety. Fee includes
rafting equipment, wet-suit and booties, transportation, and instruction. Class: W, 7/9, 6-7pm, Lower Classroom, Dixon Trip: Sun, 7/13, All Day, McKenzie River
Join us for white water rafting on the river. All skill levels focus on boating equipment, river reading, and safety. Fee includes rafting equipment, wetsuit & booties, transportation, guide and
instruction. Trip: Sun, 7/13, McKenzie River.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
This Institute will review latent growth curve modeling using the Mplus software and feature the extension of these basic models for multivariate outcomes, time-varying predictors, ordered
categorical outcomes, and growth mixtures (i.e., group differences in trajectories). Please see our website for additional details regarding registration and fees:
http://oregonstate.edu/conferences/summerinstitute/
50 minute walking tours of campus guided by a current undergraduate student are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm throughout the summer. Campus tours leave from 108
Kerr Administration Building. You can pre-register or drop-in. For directions or parking information please contact the Campus Visitor Center, 541-737-2626.
When: M, Tu, W, Th, F July 7 - July 11 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Who: 9th - 12th graders From designing new biomaterials to manufacturing nano-sized machines, engineers will have a significant impact on
the society of tomorrow. Through laboratory explorations and experiential workshops, discover how an engineer works in the real world. You will engage in hands-on activities relating to different
engineering fields to learn about the wide variety of engineering careers and to see how engineers impact the world in many, diverse ways.
Curricular Practical Training (CPT) authorizes international students on an F-1 visa to work off-campus to complete an internship or practicum experience. This workshop will provide important
information about CPT and how to apply for the authorization. Department personnel who would like to learn more about CPT are also invited to attend.
To sign up for a workshop, please call our main office at 541-737-3006 or send a reservation request email. Please include your full name and the date of the workshop you would like to attend in the email. You should receive a confirmation email from our receptionist
within three business days. Seating is limited, so sign up early to reserve a place.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
This Institute will review latent growth curve modeling using the Mplus software and feature the extension of these basic models for multivariate outcomes, time-varying predictors, ordered
categorical outcomes, and growth mixtures (i.e., group differences in trajectories). Please see our website for additional details regarding registration and fees:
http://oregonstate.edu/conferences/summerinstitute/
50 minute walking tours of campus guided by a current undergraduate student are offered Monday through Friday at 10 am, 11 am, 1 pm, 2 pm and 3 pm throughout the summer. Campus tours leave from 108
Kerr Administration Building. You can pre-register or drop-in. For directions or parking information please contact the Campus Visitor Center, 541-737-2626.
This camp targets Latino high school students who will learn about career opportunities in engineering, education, natural resources, technology, nutrition, and history and culture. The college
admission process will also be discussed. Participants will also engage in team sports.
When: M, Tu, W, Th, F July 7 - July 11 Time: 1:00pm - 5:00pm Who: 9th - 12th graders From designing new biomaterials to manufacturing nano-sized machines, engineers will have a significant impact on
the society of tomorrow. Through laboratory explorations and experiential workshops, discover how an engineer works in the real world. You will engage in hands-on activities relating to different
engineering fields to learn about the wide variety of engineering careers and to see how engineers impact the world in many, diverse ways.
Paintings and prints by two artists, Chi Meredith and Kris Daniels, whose long friendship and mutual critical comments have had an enduring influence on their work.
If the default HTML markup isn't good enough (perhaps you want to show some additional RSS fields, or integrate the calendar data into an page structure), you can control the layout completely by writing an XSL template. Put the XSL template in a file, and pass it into the minical_month function:
Using the minical_month function, an XSL stylesheet, and any combination of date and range, you can produce your own month, a differently formatted list, or anything else.
A sample XSL stylesheet, for producing a minimonth. Writing XSL is far beyond this page; you should be familiar with XML basics before trying. A web search for XSL tutorial should turn up some useful information.