Help Me Test My Calendar

[Dennis M. Marks]

Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

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[Lasse Reichstein Nielsen]

"Dennis M. Marks" <de******@domai n.invalid> writes:

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

Immediate impressions:
The month/year/today form controls are missing in Opera.
In IE, all months seem to have 29 days.

Looking at the code, I can see April listed as having 3 days in your table.
You don't need (and shouldn't have) "<!--" in your script file.

/L
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[Dennis M. Marks]

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The writer said:

"Dennis M. Marks" <de******@domai n.invalid> writes:

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

Immediate impressions:
The month/year/today form controls are missing in Opera.
In IE, all months seem to have 29 days.

Looking at the code, I can see April listed as having 3 days in your table.
You don't need (and shouldn't have) "<!--" in your script file.

/L
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'Faith without judgement merely degrades the spirit divine.'

and my reply is:
Table fixed. 29 days problem fixed. Comment delimeters removed. Works
fine in IE5 and Netscape7 on a Mac. Since I don't have opera I will
need advice on what would cause the problem.

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[Mick White]

Dennis M. Marks wrote:

Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

I don't see any controls on the calendar (Safari 1.1, Mac), you may
want to see how I approached the same task.
http://www.mickweb.com/javascript/arrays/oopsCal.html
Mick

[Dennis M. Marks]

I have read the following message from Mick White
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and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:

Dennis M. Marks wrote:

Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

I don't see any controls on the calendar (Safari 1.1, Mac), you may
want to see how I approached the same task.
http://www.mickweb.com/javascript/arrays/oopsCal.html
Mick

and my reply is:
I gave up since I didn't see much use for the dynamic calendar anyway.
I now display a calendar generated with document.write which can't be
changed.

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[McKirahan]

"Dennis M. Marks" <de******@domai n.invalid> wrote in message
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Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

You might want to add the following line after the first "for" statement:

if (i==6&&daily>mo nthDays) break;

This will suppress the last line when it doesn't contain any dates.

[Dennis M. Marks]

I have read the following message from "McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan .com>
and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:

"Dennis M. Marks" <de******@domai n.invalid> wrote in message
news:2102200416 28260701%de**** **@domain.inval id...

Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

You might want to add the following line after the first "for" statement:

if (i==6&&daily>mo nthDays) break;

This will suppress the last line when it doesn't contain any dates.

and my reply is:
I thought about that but decided to keep the calendar the same size
always. Thanks anyway. Maybe I'll get tired of the current calendar and
change it later.

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[Dennis M. Marks]

I have read the following message from "Dennis M. Marks"
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and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:

I have read the following message from "McKirahan" <Ne**@McKirahan .com>
and have decided to lend my vast knowledge.

The writer said:

"Dennis M. Marks" <de******@domai n.invalid> wrote in message
news:2102200416 28260701%de**** **@domain.inval id...

Before you say anything I know that there are many monthly calendars
out there. I did it for the challenge. My calendar was COMPLETLY done
from scratch with no copied code except for the dynamic writing.

I think is is one of the smallest dynamic calendars. It allows you to
change the year and month with instant updating. It can be placed
anywhere. On my page it is within a table cell.

There are only 2 files. The javascript goes where the calendar is to
appear. The CSS file goes in the head.

Please test it and let me know if you find any problems.

You might want to add the following line after the first "for" statement:

if (i==6&&daily>mo nthDays) break;

This will suppress the last line when it doesn't contain any dates.

and my reply is:
I thought about that but decided to keep the calendar the same size
always. Thanks anyway. Maybe I'll get tired of the current calendar and
change it later.

--

and my reply is:
Ok. I took your advice. "i==6&&" is not required. At that point in the
loop it is always the first day of the week. If I'm past the last day
of the month then "break" and skip 1 or 2 weeks. Don't forget If
February starts on a sunday in a non leap year there will only be 4
weeks.

BTW: The current code does not allow the date to be changed after the
display and it is in a "div" rather that a table cell.

Can anyone find a smaller script for a monthly calendar? :-)

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