Well there you have it! I’ve heard you and updated the Web Calender: I added support for setting the first day of the week. In the properties panel just select from a drop down list which day of the week you want the calender to start with. The picture included shows weekend highlighting, a European Monday-first calender, code specified highlighted days and color (the green and red days), and the current day of the month is teal. Of course all these colors are easily changed, both in code and in the IDE.
Again, please let me know what functionality you’re looking for, and I’ll see if I can’t incorporate it. Very shortly, and I believe the Web Calender will be ready to be added to the Downloads section. The more feedback, the most robust I can make it.
For this particular project, once it’s available, I’ll make a demo to be found on this site to show off the capabilities of the calender. I’m very curious how long it takes to draw the calender, as I haven’t tested it on a remote host yet. While I’ve tried hard to write very efficient code, keeping this in mind, there is quite a bit going on. I’m fairly confident, however, and look forward to your feedback.
Let me know what you think! 
Jason
January 11, 2012 at 11:13 am
The project is nearing completion and I’m happy. There is however, one major bug that needs to be worked out: The calender shifts over significantly from where it’s placed in the browser. That’s a real problem! It’s been so confusing in fact, that I’m in dialog with Real Software to see where the bug is occurring. I’m quite confident it’s not an error of mine but, in any case, hopefully it will be resolved soon.
Jason
January 12, 2012 at 11:40 am
I fixed it!
A few minor changes, some documentation, and I’ll be happy to release this.