onClick event calendar

mateenmohd · January 20th, 2004, 05:04 AM

Please how can open the calendar onClick event in the ASP and
return date into textbox ?
(visual studio 6.0 interdeav)

<TR>
    <TD>Date</TD>
    <TD><INPUT type=text id=text3 name=text3><INPUT id=calendar type=button value=Button name=button1 onClick=" "></TD></TR>
  </TR>

Mateen

alex_read · January 23rd, 2004, 08:02 AM

Here's the way I did it which may/may not be of use to you...

Form1 shows a textbox, and a button or link prompting the user to select a date. This button/link directs to the ShowCalendarPopup() javascript function on the same web page.

This function opens a new popup window (form 2) which has a calendar control (okay so I was using .net here), a hidden field, and an okay button/link.

function ShowCalendarPopup() {
    window.open("wfpopupCalendar.aspx",null,"height=23 0,width=220,status=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,locati on=no");
}

function SetNewJobItemDate(strNewChosenDate) {
    document.FormNameHere.elements('TextBoxNameHere'). value = strNewChosenDate;
}

When the user chooses a new date in this form2 screen, this chosen value's placed into the hidden field (again by a javascript routine).

When the user confirms the value / hits the ok button/link, the following RetSelValueToRequest() javascript function is fired to return the chosen value, from the hidden field, into the above SetNewJobItemDate() javascript function on form1 (which takes the value & places it into the textbox on form1).

function RetSelValueToRequest() {
    window.opener.SetNewJobItemDate(document.FormNameH ere.hidChosenDate.value);
    self.close();
}

mateenmohd · January 24th, 2004, 01:50 AM

thanks for your response.

I am using visual studio 6.0, I use javascript but it give following error.

"Server Error
The resource cannot be found. "

Please how can use this script in 6.0 (not .net)
I change wfpopupcalendar.asp

it only open the wfpopupcalendar form,
how can open the calendar in interdeave 6.0 ?

<html>
<head>
<script language=javascript>
{
function ShowCalendarPopup() {
    window.open("wfpopupCalendar.asp",null,"height=230 ,width=220,status=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,locatio n=no");
}

function SetNewJobItemDate(strNewChosenDate) {
    document.FormNameHere.elements('strdate').value = strNewChosenDate;
}

}

</script>
</head>

<body>
<table>
<TR>
    <TD>Start Date</TD>
    <TD><INPUT id=strdate name=strdate><INPUT id=calendar type=button value=Calendar name=calendar onClick="ShowCalendarPopup()"></TD></TR>
  <TR>
</table>

</body>
</html>

Mateen

Quote:

quote:Originally posted by alex_read
Here's the way I did it which may/may not be of use to you...

Form1 shows a textbox, and a button or link prompting the user to select a date. This button/link directs to the ShowCalendarPopup() javascript function on the same web page.

This function opens a new popup window (form 2) which has a calendar control (okay so I was using .net here), a hidden field, and an okay button/link.

function ShowCalendarPopup() {
    window.open("wfpopupCalendar.aspx",null,"height=23 0,width=220,status=no,toolbar=no,menubar=no,locati on=no");
}

function SetNewJobItemDate(strNewChosenDate) {
    document.FormNameHere.elements('TextBoxNameHere'). value = strNewChosenDate;
}

When the user chooses a new date in this form2 screen, this chosen value's placed into the hidden field (again by a javascript routine).

When the user confirms the value / hits the ok button/link, the following RetSelValueToRequest() javascript function is fired to return the chosen value, from the hidden field, into the above SetNewJobItemDate() javascript function on form1 (which takes the value & places it into the textbox on form1).

function RetSelValueToRequest() {
    window.opener.SetNewJobItemDate(document.FormNameH ere.hidChosenDate.value);
    self.close();
}