Does anyone have a suggestion for a right click over for within an existing
page but specifically a calendar control in aspx, that does not require its
own div as I think this causes problems as this is already within its own
div?
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Does anyone have a suggestion for a right click over for within an existing
page but specifically a calendar control in aspx, that does not require its
own div as I think this causes problems as this is already within its own
div?
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Re: javascript
On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 11:58:49 -0000, Antoine wrote:
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> Re: javascript[/color]
Gee, what an absloutely astounding development, I thought
you were about to discuss water melons.
Or, to put that another way. Please put a descriptive subject
so that those that might help and are skimming can immediately
get the drift from the subject.
For example..
Re: Source for Javascript calender control?
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> Does anyone have a suggestion for a right click over[/color]
What does that mean? You want a calender that appears on 'right click'?
How is that supposed to work for users with a one button mouse,
or no mouse?
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>..for within an existing
> page but specifically a calendar control in aspx,[/color]
What is 'aspx'? If it generates HTML for the client, then the
server side technology is completely irrelevant.
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>..that does not require its
> own div as I think this causes problems as this is already within its own
> div?[/color]
No it doesn't. Unless you are using invalid/broken HTML.
Fix the HTML in the HTML validator[1] and try a 'standard' calender
with or without a <div> element.
[1] <http://validator.w3.or g/>
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Re: javascript
Dumb subjectline sorry. You ever get caught out by a phone call or something
and just click send without reading properly. I did. Thanks for reply.
"Andrew Thompson" <SeeMySites@www .invalid> wrote in message
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> On Thu, 2 Dec 2004 11:58:49 -0000, Antoine wrote:
>[color=green]
> > Re: javascript[/color]
>
> Gee, what an absloutely astounding development, I thought
> you were about to discuss water melons.
>
> Or, to put that another way. Please put a descriptive subject
> so that those that might help and are skimming can immediately
> get the drift from the subject.
>
> For example..
> Re: Source for Javascript calender control?
>[color=green]
> > Does anyone have a suggestion for a right click over[/color]
>
> What does that mean? You want a calender that appears on 'right click'?
>
> How is that supposed to work for users with a one button mouse,
> or no mouse?
>[color=green]
> >..for within an existing
> > page but specifically a calendar control in aspx,[/color]
>
> What is 'aspx'? If it generates HTML for the client, then the
> server side technology is completely irrelevant.
>[color=green]
> >..that does not require its
> > own div as I think this causes problems as this is already within its[/color][/color]
own[color=blue][color=green]
> > div?[/color]
>
> No it doesn't. Unless you are using invalid/broken HTML.
>
> Fix the HTML in the HTML validator[1] and try a 'standard' calender
> with or without a <div> element.
>
> [1] <http://validator.w3.or g/>
>
> --
> Andrew Thompson
> http://www.PhySci.org/codes/ Web & IT Help
> http://www.PhySci.org/ Open-source software suite
> http://www.1point1C.org/ Science & Technology
> http://www.LensEscapes.com/ Images that escape the mundane[/color]
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