I made some minor mods to it to work with different Evite Layouts: Instead of looking for the Outlook link in an LI, to add next to, I just add it to the top of the body: document.body.insertBefore(gCalLink, document.body.childNodes[0]);

Also, I found that even though the date/location parser might fail on the styled layout, if you go to the print view, it works there!

You’re unfortunately going to need a custom script to do this, but it’s probably not that complicated. It could be written in nearly any scripting language (PHP, Perl, Ruby, etc). If I can summarize, what you’re looking for is:

-On your site, a visitor can click on a link that takes them to a page to prepare an invitation
-On that page, they fill in the date/time, details, and addresses of people they’re inviting
-The script would store that information in a database
-The script would then send out the link (with an argument) to the recipients
-When the recipient clicks the link, they get the invitation which pulls the particular entries out of the database

I know that sounds complicated, but unfortunately, that’s as simple as it gets. You’ll have to have a friend who’s good at programming build the script and database.

The script I wrote won’t work for you, unfortunately, as my script simply takes the information from an Evite and pushes it into a user’s Google Calendar.

Good luck!

Ok Fine I can get a new domain name and have a separate page hosted. Then put a button on my blog that says send an invitation it then directs the user to the page and then they build the invitation which has flash animation, they fill in the email addresses to and from just like evite.

When the person on the other end receives it, they click the link which takes them back to the page to see the invitation and animation. What would you suggest? How could I get a script to do this? Would the script that you created work for this?

P.S
I’m a novice

Thank You

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