Apparently there's a max length for posts...  Let's try again.

<script language="javascript">
var calendar = new Array(   
    ["chkMTCBSA",            "kq4jhef3pd4hf5ke2p9pugoji0%40group"],
    ["chkTroop158",            "q05gp43g2hfc91slenm01kpp70%40group"],
    ["chkERDistrict",        "713gcl3rrf2u1vehl2lbchbq40%40group"],
    ["chkPack142",            "d58p08oovnrua5h2l1u6v3f7io%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den1",        "blqrbc9rj1l7jtdk02tbos15pc%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den2",        "8ugq08k7v9q7mc0mo9iiuhtmcs%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den3",        "0orqfco49kmplu0ks7p0b4k2r8%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den4",        "8plrih51nogl6i2habbfd3ktvs%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den5",        "qkoi0oiseftbanlr5ktagp53c4%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den6",        "te2mphpdfecgogq140cmvn4pu0%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den7",        "ar0c63gk6i82uf1c59kvunveo0%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den8",        "n3lcshn3jek3gkssmhns1ocqes%40group"],
    ["chkPack142Den9",        "hu7tqi4u4okcivr9djmltf5rh8%40group"],
    ["chkUSHolidays",        "usa__en%40holiday"],
    ["chkTullahomaSchools",     "uomsgtpmbrdi8cq5fh50n2gmg8%40group"],
    ["chkSolarLunar",        "jvrgcrf0tsjj1bvpucarbal8n8cgr8ic%40import"]
)

function ChangeCalendar() {

    // Build querystring.
    var qstring = "";
    var ndx = 0;
    for( ndx = 0; ndx <= calendar.length - 1; ndx++ ) {
        if( document.getElementById( calendar[ndx][0] ).checked && calendar[ndx][1] != "" )
            qstring += '&src=' + calendar[ndx][1] + '.calendar.google.com';
    }
    if( qstring == "" ) {
       

Pardon my ignorance, but in what way (besides in an IFrame) is the Google calendar "integrated into DNN" ?
No doubt- the javascript to view different calendars is sexy, though.


But, in order to interact with the calendar at all- add new events, etc. the user is required to leave the site, get a Google account, set all that up... Don't get me wrong- I dig the Google Calendar, and have already put them in IFrames on my sites... but am I missing how it is  integrated ?

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It's "integrated" by the fact that 99% of my users do not have to go to Google Calendar to view our public calendar.  Yes, it's just an iFrame but I would consider that a level of integration.  Perhaps not a very sophisticated one, but to my end users it's all the same.  To my calendar administrators, I consider it a big bonus for them to be able to go to Google Calendars to do their administration.  They get the benefit of the massive hardware and speed improvements that come with using Google servers.  I can now make calendar entries in a fraction of the time it used to take using the Events Module.

Thanks for your reply.

Ian