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Old April 19th, 2004, 06:45 PM
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Novice in need of basic help

I'm currently working with Frontpage for the first time extensively and I've managed to create an ASP form through Frontpage that I have connected to a database. Right now I'm working on two elements that require HTML coding or a kind of VB I'm unfamiliar with. The first involves the basic ActiveX calendar - I just need it to be invisible until someone clicks a box, then appear, click for a value, and than that value is placed in the box. In Access the VB looks like this:

Sub Calendar_Click()

Calender.value = dateregistered.value

DateRegistered.setfocus

Calendar.visible = false

End sub



Sub DateRegistered_MouseDown(Button As Integer, Shift As Integer, X As Single, Y As Single)

Calendar.visible = True

Calendar.Setfocus

If Not IsNull(DateRegistered) Then

Calendar.Value = DateRegistered.Value

Else

Calender.Value = Date

End If

How would I do this in HTML? If anyone has the patience I have a question about coding the submit button as well. Thanks!

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I have not tried using the Active X calendar, so if you are married to that solution, please ignore this message. There are many freely available javascript / asp pop-up calendars available that will provide the functionality you are describing without having to use ActiveX controls.


If you do a google search for javascript calendar you will find several many at no charge.
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