Hello Experts.
I have not received any comnments on this question. I am just looking to add date selection on a form.
Any examples would be apprecited.
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Browse All TopicsI have a form that user's use to update an existing record in an MS Access db.
There are 7 hidden fields passed to the form.
I need to allow the user's to submit the form with the date being NULL or to chose the date from a popup calendar. If it remains NULL then it indicates the issue is not resolved, otherwise they could select a date from the calendar and complete out the issue. My "COMPLETED" field is the date field on my form.
I found a calendar I would like to use, I am just not sure how to implement it within my existing code. It is located here:
http://www.dynamicdrive.co
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Try this:
Beginning at line 42 in your example above, do the same check for the "completed" name that you doing for "DISPOSITION", and if found, then write out the form element with the link that launches the popup calendar... Something like this:
replace line 42 with:
elseif (x.name = "COMPLETED") Then
<input type="text" size=15 name="COMPLETED"> <a href="#" onClick="getCalendarFor(do
else...
Be sure to give your form a name and include it in the 'onclick' event above, and include the rest of the javascript according to the directions here:
http://www.dynamicdrive.co
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by: vzdogPosted on 2008-12-17 at 14:15:37ID: 23198826
I would settle for any type of popup calendar that works.
The example I referred to just looked good.
Anyone able to help on this?