Can Calendar Control days be hyperlinks?

[Bruce W..1]

When someone clicks on a day in my Calendar control I want to postback
to the same page but with information in a querystring, different for
each day. Rather than posting back twice by using its SelectionChange d
event I want to do it the first time.

I've tried adding links and javascript in the Calendar's DayRender event
like this:
string x = "<a href=\"default. aspx?topic=" +
ViewState["topic"].ToString() +
"date=" + myDate + "</a>";

e.Cell.Attribut es.Add("OnClick ", x);
But maybe I'm just not doing it right.

It seems in the 1.0 Framework that the Calendar controls will postback
first (to the same page) no matter what. Is there a way I can change
the querystring on the client side?

Thanks for your help.

[Brian Henry]

do you want just the day text to be a link or the entire cell to be a link?
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When someone clicks on a day in my Calendar control I want to postback
to the same page but with information in a querystring, different for
each day. Rather than posting back twice by using its SelectionChange d
event I want to do it the first time.

I've tried adding links and javascript in the Calendar's DayRender event
like this:
string x = "<a href=\"default. aspx?topic=" +
ViewState["topic"].ToString() +
"date=" + myDate + "</a>";

e.Cell.Attribut es.Add("OnClick ", x);
But maybe I'm just not doing it right.

It seems in the 1.0 Framework that the Calendar controls will postback
first (to the same page) no matter what. Is there a way I can change
the querystring on the client side?

Thanks for your help.

[Francis Shanahan]

Have you tried setting the Text property of the cell in the DayRender to be
your HTML?

"Bruce W..1" <br***@noDirect Email.com> wrote in message
news:3F******** *******@noDirec tEmail.com...

When someone clicks on a day in my Calendar control I want to postback
to the same page but with information in a querystring, different for
each day. Rather than posting back twice by using its SelectionChange d
event I want to do it the first time.

I've tried adding links and javascript in the Calendar's DayRender event
like this:
string x = "<a href=\"default. aspx?topic=" +
ViewState["topic"].ToString() +
"date=" + myDate + "</a>";

e.Cell.Attribut es.Add("OnClick ", x);
But maybe I'm just not doing it right.

It seems in the 1.0 Framework that the Calendar controls will postback
first (to the same page) no matter what. Is there a way I can change
the querystring on the client side?

Thanks for your help.

[Bruce W..1]

Brian Henry wrote:

do you want just the day text to be a link or the entire cell to be a link?

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Either would be fine.

[Brian Henry]

just put the link text the normal <a href ='address'>e.da y.daynumber</a> in
the text property of the e.cell

(i dont remember the name for the day number i just pulled that off the top
of my head, you will have to look at the member list for it to find it)
"Bruce W..1" <br***@noDirect Email.com> wrote in message
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Brian Henry wrote:

do you want just the day text to be a link or the entire cell to be a link?

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Either would be fine.