Let me explain what is the need because I believe your solution is perfect. I need an event calendar that does everything yours does. The questions I have are:
- my site will be using Sitefinity's CMS, can I marry your event calendar into the site? If I cannot, can I simply have the calendaring and registration capabilities and surround that in an iframe that is within my site (basically two sites in one)?
- will I need anything on my windows server to host or support this? I have .net frameworks and all that in place.

I have never worked with DotNetNuke and I am not a "programmer".

I also would like to know if your registration calendar application can be adjusted or customized by you because I have a couple of other clients who could use the application but in a slightly different way.

Robert,

This module works only on DotnetNuke (DNN) 5.1 and above.
Maybe you can take a look at DNN, it is FREE.

Yes, you can set up a DNN website with our module installed, appearing in a IFrame of your current website.

I am not sure about your last question, yes, we are able to adjust the calendar according to our users' request because we developed the module. Thanks.

I think the equipment booking might be the ticket for that one. If I use the free event calendar, will it allow me to play with it (full version) for so many days or something before I commit a client to pay for it? I don't want to pay for something that I cannot make work for the client.

BTW, thank you for your answers.

Will I need to install anything on my server? For example, Ektron requires software to be installed, but Sitefinity does not.

Robert,

The free version has no time limit. However it only allows you to save up to 10 events. (You can get from Download page).

For DNN framework, you need to download from www.dotnetnuke.com, and install it on your website, it is Free but powerful CMS system based on Microsoft platform.

Thanks.

Will the DotNetNuke take over the any of my website's CMS that I use or establish itself as the default site?

If I download the free dotnetnuke and then the paid version of this, I can edit the controls, page layouts, etc. of the calendar?

Rob,

The answer to your last post is Yes.