Be not vexed, for it is I, the author himself. Fresh from the foggy highlands of Vietnam, I grant thee the following answer:

Upgrade HTML::Element, on which all of it is based. It is available in the HTML-Tree 3.11 bundle, currently maintained by Sean Burke.

This is by far the most frequent question I get about the calendar module. It should be in a FAQ, but it would be about the only entry!

Let me know if this doesn't fix the problem.
Matt

P.S. It was sort of a lark that I saw this post. I'm in the middle of extended travel. I will be back up to speed come next February.

In reply to Re: The vexation of installing and compiling HTML::CalendarMonth by Anonymous Monk
in thread The vexation of installing and compiling HTML::CalendarMonth by boo_radley

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