Antoine,
You said it (it is a long while ago I did this) however I thought that you
can use a hidden textbox for your problem but there is I thought more..
That is by the way the only thing that looks for me a little bit VBNet
related.
Maybe you can ask this question better in the newsgroup
microsoft.public.dotnet.framework.aspnet.
However even for that newsgroup it seems for me of topic because the main
part of your problem seems to me JavaScript.
The only thing I can think about where your question can as well be VBNet
related is when you have you JavaScript and want to know how than you can
use that in VBNet.
Have a look at this page for that. Remember that the page members will not
show up in your intelisence of the IDE.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...criptTopic.asp
I hope this gives you some help anyway
Cor
"Antoine"
Hi
I want to avoid postback on a calendar. I have a .NET calendar control in
asp.net.
Ideally I would like to remove any indication of the postback fore/back
months. It sucks.
I would like to control that off another, smaller popup style java cal but
permanetetly in place. Anyone done that?
I already have a sample javascript of choice, I just am not sure how they
refer to values selected from java/html selections in the real world! Is
it
a case of a hidden field getting updated during the movement and selection
of date, do you think?
I already have this with one field I am using for some different static
variable I am using, with 0 width to pass as a variable between the
codebehind so it can be used on the aspx page.
I guess I have to do something similar to use with the javascript calendar
(on update, update this field kind of thing?).
Thanks for any reply
Cheers
Ant
