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  • srikanthpola@gmail.com

    How to include a calender in JSP using tags

    I want to know the steps in using of a Calender.js file and how to
    include that Clender file in the Java Script and what are the changes
    made to that file .

  • Erwin Moller

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    Re: How to include a calender in JSP using tags

    srikanthpola@gm ail.com wrote:
    I want to know the steps in using of a Calender.js file and how to
    include that Clender file in the Java Script and what are the changes
    made to that file .
    Nice,

    And what is the question/problem?
    And what has JSP (Java Server Pages) to do with the problem?

    Regards,
    Erwin Moller

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    • Tom Cole

      #3
      Re: How to include a calender in JSP using tags


      srikanthp...@gm ail.com wrote:
      I want to know the steps in using of a Calender.js file and how to
      include that Clender file in the Java Script and what are the changes
      made to that file .
      To include the file in an HTML file, simply provide a script tag:

      <script src="Calendar.j s" type="text/javascript"></script>

      As far as how to use the Calendar.js package, you'd have to consult
      whomever it is that wrote it. That's not a javascript specific
      question, but a Calendar.js question. Weren't there instructions from
      where you downloaded it?

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      • Tom Cole

        #4
        Re: How to include a calender in JSP using tags


        srikanthp...@gm ail.com wrote:
        I want to know the steps in using of a Calender.js file and how to
        include that Clender file in the Java Script and what are the changes
        made to that file .
        To include the file in an HTML file (or ASP, or JSP, etc...), simply
        provide a script tag:

        <script src="Calendar.j s" type="text/javascript"></script>

        As far as how to use the Calendar.js package, you'd have to consult
        whomever it is that wrote it. That's not a javascript specific
        question, but a Calendar.js question. Weren't there instructions from
        where you downloaded it?

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