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doPost after textbox change

I am using jsDatePick calendar control to select a date into an asp:textbox control. I need to do a post after the calendar writes the selected date value to the textbox; select the date then do the postback. Any help appreciated.

Kyle Abrahams, PMP

http://javascriptcalendar.org/javascript-date-picker.php

Example 3:
g_calendarObject = new JsDatePick({
useMode:1,
isStripped:true,
target:"aFieldId",
cellColorScheme:"armygreen"
});

g_calendarObject.setOnSelectedDelegate(function(){
var obj = g_calendarObject.getSelectedDay();

alert("a date was just selected and the date is : " + obj.day + "/" + obj.month + "/" + obj.year);
});

just use a __DoPostback:
http://aspalliance.com/895_Understanding_the_JavaScript___doPostBack_Function.2

james henderson

ASKER

thx for the reply. it's throwing an error: "unexpected method or property access" and it occurs on the creating the calendar object.

Kyle Abrahams, PMP

this was just for example purposes.

How are you creating your calendar? Also are you using the latest version of the script?

james henderson

ASKER

i create the calendar just like the example. if the example is incorrect how should I be doing it?

Kyle Abrahams, PMP

Without seeing your code I can't see if it's done correctly or if something else is going on.

james henderson

ASKER

here's the code:

<script src="http://prdweb01/TargetManagementMiscLibrary/jquery_datepicker/jsDatePick.min.1.3.js" type="text/javascript"></script>

<script type="text/javascript">
window.onload = function () {
new JsDatePick({ useMode: 2, target: "txtDateSCB", dateFormat: "%m/%d/%Y" });

var showConsumer = "<%=mShowConsumer %>";
if (showConsumer == "Y") {
new JsDatePick({ useMode: 2, target: "txtDatRefillDate", dateFormat: "%m/%d/%Y" });
new JsDatePick({ useMode: 2, target: "txtDatDoctorSchedule", dateFormat: "%m/%d/%Y" });

g_calendarObject = new JsDatePick({
useMode:1,
isStripped:true,
target:"txtDatePlanToFillRx",
cellColorScheme:"armygreen"
});

g_calendarObject.setOnSelectedDelegate(function(){
var obj = g_calendarObject.getSelectedDay();

alert("a date was just selected and the date is : " + obj.day + "/" + obj.month + "/" + obj.year);
});

}

};
</script>

the first two jdDatePick calendars work perfectly. the one that is set up from their example is the one that fails when trying to create it.

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james henderson

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it doesn't work with mode 1 either. i'm giving up on this, but you get the points for trying to help. thx.