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Overall Rating: 4.1

vijayendra on Apr 4, 2007 at 3:38:08 PM	Rating: 3
Its one of the calender code I am looking for. It helps me well if I dont get the below mentioned error. when I am using the code on my system its giving me an "undefined" error in the value place. I even replaced the code with the above specified code. Even then it gives me the error. can you give me a fix for the error.
aliahad on Dec 8, 2006 at 9:35:01 AM	No Rating
I just have a question when we hit cancel button why it always leave fields blank on the page it should return the default dates in the field. If anyone can help me out that will be a big help.
drsquirlz on Dec 4, 2002 at 5:05:44 AM	Rating: 3
I think it's a very good idea; very useful.  However, it might be nice to include a different cursor, or link for the dates, so that the use knows that they can click on particular dates.  Otherwise, they don't know what theyre clicking.  Other than that, it's pretty cool.
toadclipper on Dec 3, 2002 at 4:40:44 PM	Rating: 5
I am new at javascript and I am learning about the date and time objects.  I ran across your calendar and would like to use it to learn with, if thats ok.  I will leave proper credit in the header if I use it for anything.  With that said, I would like to ask how I might incorperate the date.toGMTString then parse it so that the date will be rendered as: Fri, Dec 3 in the text box. Also, How I might set it up so that only present and future dates can be clickable?
conwaybd on Nov 1, 2001 at 6:59:09 AM	Rating: 3
When is the cross-browser code going to come out for this one?  I also have the majority of people on Netscape at our company and it would be great if this worked with Netscape.

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