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Calendar - Show Events For 2 Given Dates...

Asked by McSqueeb in Active Server Pages (ASP)

I have developed a ASP Calendar that shows my business customers what date(s) my store is closed either due to (A)Bank Holiday - ireland  or (B)Special Occasion.

Currently the calendar loops through the database and if there is a START DATE equal to the day being printed on the webpage it CHANGES the cell colour to the specific event.

** PROBLEM **

the database has the following fields

CalID -                unique id
CalDateFrom -     start date
CalDateTo -         end date
CalType -            bank holiday / special occasion

Not all holidays are only 1 day long so a sample record mite be
CalID -                12
CalDateFrom -     20/08/2004
CalDateTo -         24/08/2004
CalType -            special occasion

** QUESTION **

in an ideal world the script would look at the START and END dates and if they werent equal it would colour the cells until they are both meet.

As I said above my script only picks up the START date, so if a holiday is longer than a day it dosent pick it up so the user sees the holiday as a single day.

I have tried and tried different ways to get the "ideal world" solution but I keep getting the same result nothing!

Any help would be great hense the points im giving for this ;o)

link to the files:   http://s11.yousendit.com/d.aspx?id=BF44AFD29E51408E61D4EEAEFB8999D2


Mark



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