Once I have the array, I simply insert the contents of the XML file to the proper day.
Here is a sample XML:[code]

EVENTS 1!

EVENTS 2!
//... etc, throught 31 (for 31 days in a month)
[/code]

I then, in my php file, under where Steve declared his date variables, create a new variable and foreach loop:
Open the XML file
[code]$xml = simplexml_load_file( 'event.xml' )
or die ( "Unable to load the May XML file." );[/code]
Loop through the XML “Day’s Events”. Please note, you NEED to have the Event element name attribute set to name=”1″, etc, so that when the loop creates the array, it will match the loop for creating the calendar days!
[code]foreach( $xml -> event as $a => $b) {
// Set array from XML
$event[ (string) $b[ 'name' ]] = ( string ) $b[0];
}[/code]

Lastly, I just simply insert and echo with the variables, into the that is created for ‘Today’ and ‘Day’:
[code]echo $event[$i];[/code]

This works great for a single month, but if you need to schedule events for several, you will need either a better way, or multiple XML files for each month. Then you can create an if/elseif statement for the load fuction to call the right XML file for the right month.
[code]if( $first[ 'mon' ] == 5 ) {
$xml = simplexml_load_file( 'may_events.xml' )
or die ( "Unable to load the May XML file." );
} elseif( $first[ 'mon' ] == 6 ) {
$xml = simplexml_load_file( 'june_events.xml' )
or die ( "Unable to load the June XML file." );
} else {
$xml = simplexml_load_file( 'july_events.xml' )
or die ( "Unable to load the July XML file." );
}[/code]

Then where you call the events into the calendar you could add something like:
[code]if( $first[ 'mon' ] == 5 || $first[ 'mon' ] == 6 || $first[ 'mon' ] == 7 ) {
echo $event[$i];
} else {
}[/code]

Hope that helps someone out in the future! Happy Coding!

Sven

I would like to show events for each day.