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Pop Up calendar in C# ASP.NET2.0

Introduction<o:p>

We often need a calendar to give user a way to select date.We know that we have lots of JavaScript calendar already available in the market.But some time we need a calendar from where we can protect user to select only few date not all date and the best use for that is ASP.NET calendar control we can do lots of function with asp.net calendar control...like bind date from database etc which hard to do with JS calendar.<o:p>

Background<o:p>

Here is the few key feature of this asp.net popup calendar....<o:p>

1>show the calendar by finding out the anchor position.<o:p>

2>Auto hiding the calendar on focus out work for IE,Firefox and other<o:p>

3>Customize the calendar control as you want<o:p>

Using the code <o:p>

In the page where you want to add the calendar just use this type of code in body....<o:p>

            <asp:TextBox runat="server" ID="Date" ToolTip="Please select the date that the site was installed"></asp:TextBox>                      

<a id="cananc" href="javascript:opencal();">

                                            <img src="calendar/cal.jpg" alt="Click here to select a date" width="20" height="20"

                                                border="0"></a>

 

now at the top of that page use the following code..... 

 

    <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript" src="calendar/AnchorPosition.js"></script>

  <script type="text/javascript" language="javascript">

  

  var calendar_window=window;

  

  function opencal()

  {//get the anchor position

    var myac=getAnchorWindowPosition('cananc');

    

    calendar_window=window.open('calendar/calendar.aspx?formname=form1.Date','calendar_window','width=200,height=250,Top='+myac.y+',Left='+myac.x+'');

    calendar_window.focus();

  }

  

  



//set the click hander on the main window

if (window.captureEvents){ // for firefox

  

    window.captureEvents(Event.CLICK);



    window.onclick= handle;

}

else

document.onclick=handle; // for IE as in IE captureEvents does not work



function handle(e) {

   if(calendar_window.name=='calendar_window')

        {

            calendar_window.close();

        }

}





  </script> <o:p />

Remember to send form id to the calendar.aspx page while opening the popup. <o:p>

<o:p>

License

This article, along with any associated source code and files, is licensed under The Code Project Open License (CPOL)


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