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Date selection fields

Hi,

If I include a date field in a Layout Region the form will produce a pretty little graphic selection box for the user.

If I create a date field outside of a layout region however this graphic selection does not appear as the same sort of field reacts differently when not in a Layout Region.

Is it possible to create the same sort of thing in a field outside of a layout region?

Thanks,
David.
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In R5 you can!
If you use R4 and your are working in notes, why don't you use layout regions, you can make them transparant, so the user doesn't see that you're working in a lay-out region
If you are working on the web, you can make also a calendar popup, using lotusscript.
If you need that, just let me know.

Greets,
Sloeber
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Ahh the good old "It works in R5"  :o)

Unfortunately I have to stick with R4.

There are a few reasons I don't want a layout region if I can help it, one is that I want to get used to not using them, another reason is that I don't like the way printers handle them its very messy.

Hemanth, thanks for your comments I like your idea but not in this fashion as I have many date inputs on this form.

Sloeber I am interested in your script pop-up, could you give me some more details on that please?


Thanks for the comments
David.

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The way I originally implemented this solution it seemed like it wouldn't work for me. Upon playing a little more this has turned out to be the most appropriate for my situation.

I do appreciate the Java pop-ups from Sloeber, I'm sure they will come in handy one day.

Thanks for the help.