client side javascript calandar

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Brian Shannon

Does anyone know of a client side javascript calandar that can be used in
..aspx pages.

I have many pages using the calandar that is built in with .NET and all I
use it for is the for the user to pick a date and assign the value to a text
box. I would like to do this client side if possible instead of making
unnessary trips to the server.

Thanks
 
wrong group then most likely...
ModalDialog will let you pass the info back but most likly this "calendar"
will have to be rendered and this will most likely be a page, which is a
trip to the server. Unless it's 100% clientside generated...... I'd say do
some searching on google though. You may get lucky.
 
It doesn't have to be a dialog. It could create a div, populate it with
appropriate HTML elements and display it at the appropriate location. So it
would look like a popup calendar - but it's really just elements on the same
page.
 
Hi Brian,

I use http://www.activeup.com/products/components/activecalendar/ , it works
good. You might want to try a search engine too for real fast results. I
know that if you search for -javascript calendar- on google the first link
is a site that lists about 3 dozen of them. If you use MSN search then that
link is the 2nd on the page. Since you want to use this solely on the
client-side you can take the whole ASP.Net thing out of your equation and
just get a good client-side calendar that works for you. Good luck! Ken.
 
I use the one by Tan Ling Wee.
It is very nice looking and works great.
This is the download site and has a demo so you can see what it looks like.

http://javascript.internet.com/calendars/fuushikaden-pop-up-calendar.html

Here are more calendars:
http://javascript.internet.com/calendars/


Title: Fuushikaden Pop-up Calendar
Contributor: Tan Ling Wee
Contributor URL: http://64.246.32.44/~admin59/index.htm
Details: 2.35 KB * Uploaded July 10 2003
Description: This popup calendar allows the user to scroll through months
and pick any year, which is different from other calendars in the sense that
the year range is 'unlimited'.
 

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