JRS: In article <cq*************@news.t-online.com>, dated Tue, 21 Dec
2004 18:15:06, seen in news:comp.lang.javascript, Daniel Wilhelm
<da*******@gmx.de> posted :
does someone knows a good JS PopUp Calendar for a form-field, that also
shows the WeekOfYear?
Be very careful with any replies that you may receive from
chronologically-retarded parts of the world (you know, the ones that
think today is 12/21/04), since they are very versatile in what they use
for week numbering -- except that AIUI they do tend to avoid their own
Federal Standard, which follows in this respect the applicable ISO 8601,
which is emulated by EN 28601 and maybe a similarly-numbered DIN.
Western European civilisation, and much of the rest of the world, does
follow ISO 8601 - weeks are Mon-Sun, each having the same year number as
the Gregorian year in which most of it falls. Generally, the year
number should be given with the week number, though it's not really
needed on a Monthly or Yearly display. Sunday 2005-01-02 is 2004W53-7.
You can find javascript week number code on my site below, and other
week information too. There are calendars, but not pop-up. Indeed, I
don't know quite what "a good PopUp Calendar" means; goodness is in the
eye of the beholder.
Some of <URL:http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/js-clndr.htm> may be
something like what you'd like to pop.
I hear, by the way, that ISO 8601:2004 was recently released -
<URL:http://www.merlyn.demon.co.uk/datefmts.htm> - 122 CHF.
UK Note : EU Summer Time begins on Easter Sunday 2005. That was not
allowed by the 1972 UK rules - in that case the change would have been a
week earlier, but no years between 1818 & 2285 would have been affected.
UK Note : new Date(0) corresponds to 1 a.m.
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