Widget is broken and has been abandoned by the author. Don't waste your time downloading this.

Even the widget appears on the desktop, it doesn't show Today's Event.

The only bug I found is that if a calendar name is longer than what iCal will display (i.e. "Test and Papers" gets truncated to: "Tests" in the display on the left side) then iCalEvent will not display any events from that calander.

If I shortened the name, it fixed the bug.

Just what I was looking for; very nice.

To make it works automatically under Tiger just change the retrieveList function by the following :

function retrieveList() {
print("debug: retrieveList()");
// Link iCal Calendars
runCommand("rm Scripts/calendars/*");
fichiers=filesystem.getDirectoryContents("~/Library/Application Support/iCal/Sources/",true);
for(var i=0;i <fichiers.length;i++)
{
var fichier=fichiers[i];
if(fichier.substring(fichier.length-4,fichier.length)==".ics")
{
…var command;
command = "ln -s ~/Library/Application\ Support/iCal/Sources/"+fichier+" Scripts/calendars/cal"+i+".ics";
runCommand(command);
}
}
dayList = runCommand("php Scripts/cal.php").split("****ENDDAY****");
} More

(sucky comment system cuts out backslashes and shortens without warning!)

4. Back out of the calendars folder up to the Contents folder. Open the file iCal Events.js in a text editor and delete the lines runCommand("rm Scripts/calendars/*"); and runCommand("ln -s ~/Library/Calendars/* Scripts/calendars/");. Save and close the file.

That's it. You'll need to make a symbolic link for every calendar you want to see in iCal Events, but other than that this should restore most of the pre-Tiger functionality.