We are now offering the new PHP version of @Mail for BETA testing. If you wish to participate in the beta-testing process, download the tarball from:

http://calacode.com/patch.pl

*You must have a valid Download ID*

Basic installation instructions are online here: http://atmail.com/support_doc.php?doc=phpinstall

Please send any patches or other feedback to corey@calacode.com, with “@Mail PHP BETA” in the subject line of your email. SVN access can be made available upon request.

The @Mail development team have been busy rewriting the inbuilt Calendar of @Mail with Ajax support and a completely new framework.

The new Calendar features:

• Support for daily, weekly and monthly view
• Appointments are loaded directly from the server in XML
• Full Ajax support - Desktop application responsiveness, users can delete, make new appointments and resize events in realtime
• Support for Shared appointments, add calendars for other users on the system easily
• Outlook Sync support for Calendar/Task data

We aim to include the new Ajax Calendar in the next major feature patch of @Mail, due early October.

Our goal is to provide a lightweight Gmail calendar alternative, that you can download and install on your own server, and offer the service to your customers and optionally rebrand/customize the interface.

In the meantime see the screenshots below for the progress of our development team:

Screenshot of the new Calendar interface in the “Advanced” view for @Mail

Example of the new month view of @Mail for Calendar events

Advanced edit of the calendar; uses a div popup over the calendar interface for easy control

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Keep tuned for the new developments to @Mail, we will post a beta version of the new Calendar via the online demo soon.