Can't see the 1st in each month, if it is Sunday

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Ok, the last question (promise) about the calendar at http://testingbar.atspace.com/index2.htm[^]

August starts with a Sunday. If you press "Nästa" until you reach "Augusti", then you'll notice that the number 1 is not visible. It is the same with every month that begins with a Sunday. However, if the month starts with another day in the weekend it looks correct. How to correct this? :confused:

Posted 13-Jan-10 15:03pm

Karlo Ilovic

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Christian Graus · Answer 1 · 2010-01-13T15:30:00

Solution 1

Where did you get this calendar and why are you asking us to rewrite it for you ? The answer is obviously to look through the code, work out what the bug is, and fix it. Could it be a rounding error ?

Posted 13-Jan-10 15:30pm

Christian Graus

fly904 · Answer 2 · 2010-01-13T16:02:00

I think it's a problem with the Date.getDay() function. I believe it returns 0 for sundays which may be throwing your following logic off.

I had a quick look and found this:

Line 89:
firstDay = firstDate.getDay() + 0;

Ignore the fact that +0 is doing absolutely nothing useful. All you need is a little condition on the line underneath it like:

firstDay = ( firstDay == 0 ) ? 7 : firstDay;