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rdouglass -> RE: Calendar Drop-down list (11/8/2002 8:37:49)
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Hey Spooky, that' s the one I use for our Intranet...
Back to the original topic...I use a .js file and 2 lines of code with a form. Very simple and customizeable (if you poke around in a backup copy of the .js). The <HEAD> section has a line:
<script language=" JavaScript" src=" date-picker.js" ></script>
and the form uses code like this:
<a href=" javascript:show_calendar(' dateForm.StartDate' );" onmouseover=" window.status=' Date Picker' ;return true;" onmouseout=" window.status=' ' ;return true;" ><img src=" show-calendar.gif" width=24 height=22 border=0></a>
where StartDate can be whatever form field name you' re using. Like I said, it' s pretty simple and all the work is done thru the .js file. If you' d like, I can email you the .js file, the 5 image files it uses, and quick instructions. I' m sorry, but I don' t have a web page to show you what it looks like in action (I don' t even have an original source but there' s not much left that' s original anyways). I do have a quick snapshot of what the input calendar looks like:
(This calendar can be edited....)
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