Need Public Domain Date Time Picker Div

[Alfred]

I need a calendar + time picker tool that is:

* public domain
* non-AJAX (at this time)
* javascript
* works in IE 6 and Firefox 1.5 and up
* div-based
* uses CSS too
* permits not just picking a date from the calendar and switching
months, years backwards and forwards, but also pick the time
* fairly condensed code as much as possible

Anyone using one?

[Daz]

On May 26, 6:31 pm, Alfred <[e-mail] wrote:

I need a calendar + time picker tool that is:

* public domain
* non-AJAX (at this time)
* javascript
* works in IE 6 and Firefox 1.5 and up
* div-based
* uses CSS too
* permits not just picking a date from the calendar and switching
months, years backwards and forwards, but also pick the time
* fairly condensed code as much as possible

Anyone using one?

http://www.meanfreepath.com/javascri...dar/index.html

[Dr J R Stockton]

In comp.lang.javas cript message <11************ *********@m36g2 000hse.goo
glegroups.com>, Sat, 26 May 2007 10:31:19, Alfred <99*@myway.co m>
posted:

>I need a calendar + time picker tool that is:

* public domain
* non-AJAX (at this time)
* javascript
* works in IE 6 and Firefox 1.5 and up
* div-based
* uses CSS too
* permits not just picking a date from the calendar and switching
months, years backwards and forwards, but also pick the time
* fairly condensed code as much as possible

Anyone using one?

Unless there is a good probability of predicting what will be chosen,
the fastest date/time entry, for the user, will be like

<div class=D>Enter date and time as YYYY MM DD hh mm ss :
<input class=X type=text Name=N size=20></div>

followed by validation, for which see below. Use RegExp
/(\d{1,4})\D+(\d \d?)\D+(\d\d?)\ D+(\d\d?)\D+(\d \d?)\D+(\d\d?)\ D+/ for
maximum flexibility compatible with ISO field order. Consider how a
Year of two or fewer digits should be interpreted; for certainty, insist
on at least four digits there. You could make the later digit fields
optional, if choosing to the second is not mandatory.

It's a good idea to read the newsgroup c.l.j and its FAQ. See below.

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