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put two calendars in two different divs...give them different id's...then have them both point to the same events...but test the which one it is by sender.ID ...
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put two calendars in two different divs...give them different id's...then have them both point to the same events...but test the which one it is by sender.ID ...

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i would also use ajax update panels for text box so it only has a partial post back. &nbsp;<br />
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other options: &nbsp;put a textbox with a button for a cal popup and use ajaxModalPopUp for popupCalendar...do the same for the second calendar. &nbsp;and again have text boxes in updatepanels so they they only have partial postbacks...
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i would also use ajax update panels for text box so it only has a partial post back.  

other options:  put a textbox with a button for a cal popup and use ajaxModalPopUp for popupCalendar...do the same for the second calendar.  and again have text boxes in updatepanels so they they only have partial postbacks...

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silemone,<br />
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&nbsp;Thanks for the reply. In Visual Studio I am still having trouble getting the DIVs to be side by side. Could you please post some code?
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silemone,

 Thanks for the reply. In Visual Studio I am still having trouble getting the DIVs to be side by side. Could you please post some code?

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want to be able to create two calendars that are side by side, one for one month, one for another<br />
when a date is selected, it needs to be displayed in a text box<br />
any ideas?
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want to be able to create two calendars that are side by side, one for one month, one for another
when a date is selected, it needs to be displayed in a text box
any ideas?

two calendars side by side

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