Hmmm... it's a good idea, and it would be fine if I knew the allowable dates
would span no more than a few months. But what I have is a pop-up form that
contains a MonthCalendar, and this will be used in many different places
throught the application (like DatePicker, but DatePicker doesn't do things
as we want.) In some cases, that means every date on the entire calendar
would have to be added to the BoldedDates (if MinDate and MaxDate were left
at default values.) A very common scenario is that all dates before today
(or from today forward) are allowed. I think it's really necessary to treat
them as ranges, not as a collection of dates.
Well, maybe if I just bolded those allowable dates that currently showed...
and did AddBoldedDates as necessary when the visible month changed... I
supposed there must be a way to know when that happens.
-Rachel
"Brendan Grant" <gr****@NOSPAMdahat.com> wrote in message
news:54**********************************@microsof t.com...
I'd suggest setting those dates that can be selectable as bolded dates
with AddBoldedDate() and a call to UpdateBoldedDates() when you've added them
all.
Brendan
"Rachel Suddeth" wrote:
Is there a way to have the non-selectable dates (those before MinDate
and after MaxDate) draw differently so my users can see right away what
dates aren't allowed? I'm not seeing it...
Otherwise, anyone know of a cheap 3rd party calendar control I could use
that would provide that ability?
Thanks,
Rachel
