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  • Jessica Weiner

    #1

    calendar control

    I have an ASP .NET web application and I am using the calender control to
    display the month view and some events that are scheduled to happen during
    the month. Whenever the user selects a month, the page re-loads to show the
    update calender view. I would like to make it as seamless as possible so
    that switching from one month to the other doesn't triger a page reload.
    Some people have suggested that AJAX might help with this but I dont know
    how to integrate it with a .NET web appication.

    Any ideas are much appreciated.

    Thanks.
    Jess


  • Dale

    #2
    RE: calendar control

    Search the internet for a javascript calendar by Tan Ling. I have used it a
    few times. I can't find his web site in a quick search tonight but you
    should be able to find it. There's a .net control based on Tan's purely
    javascript calendar at
    http://www.codeproject.com/vb/net/dw...kerArticle.asp but I haven't tried
    that version.

    There are dozens of others that are based on Tan's code as well, but you
    should find his site. He still offers it for free but he does also ask for a
    10 dollar donation if you use it. It's a very unfair price - unfair to Tan,
    that is. It should be 5 or 10 times as much.

    HTH
    --
    Dale Preston
    MCAD C#
    MCSE, MCDBA


    "Jessica Weiner" wrote:
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    > I have an ASP .NET web application and I am using the calender control to
    > display the month view and some events that are scheduled to happen during
    > the month. Whenever the user selects a month, the page re-loads to show the
    > update calender view. I would like to make it as seamless as possible so
    > that switching from one month to the other doesn't triger a page reload.
    > Some people have suggested that AJAX might help with this but I dont know
    > how to integrate it with a .NET web appication.
    >
    > Any ideas are much appreciated.
    >
    > Thanks.
    > Jess
    >
    >
    >[/color]

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