Some users of the ajax calendar and survey are having problems with the admin tools and authentication. Well, I've figured out what's causing that problem. Straight from php.net documentation...

"The HTTP Authentication hooks in PHP are only available when it is running as an Apache module and is hence not available in the CGI version."

So having php installed as an Apache module is the only way the basic auth built into those tools is going to work.

UPDATE: I have put together a workaround for this problem. Here's the links to download the new admin files.

http://www.bmgadg.com/download.php?file=super_ajax_calendar_cgi.zip http://www.bmgadg.com/download.php?file=ajax_survey_cgi.zip

Please let me know if you have any problems with it.

It's SUPER CALENDAR!! You asked for it... The latest and greatest AJAX calendar is available now. There's lots of new features and a visual refresh included, so go get it now!

Thanks to a very annoyed user from Boulder, Colorado, I've decided to limit the number of times the popup ad window appears. Here is the correspondence that I received from Mr. Annoyed this morning...

"Do you really thing that your constant fucking popup ad is going to make anyone visit the fucking link asshole?" annoyed@gmail.com

He's right, it is very annoying to visit ad-laden sites. I'm just trying to make a buck though guys, and popups and other ads are the only way I know to do that online.

What is it about the internet that makes people think that everything should be free! If you don't like the ads, send a donation. Here, I'll even link you to paypal...

I will begin limiting the number of times the ad appears starting today. You'll get the ad popup twice per browser session, then it won't pop up again. The limiting only works if you have cookies enabled in your browser. Please keep your feedback coming!