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    Exclamation Need help to create a calendar on server side(vb.net)

    Hi all,

    I am trying to create a webpage that allows users to select a range of dates from a calendar. I have archieved this by use Calendar web control from visual studio.net, but I have noticed it uses javascript(client side scripting). I want to create a calendar for my website which based on the (server side scripting) vb.net codes to collects user selctions from the calendar.

    Does anyone know how to catches user selections on a calendar written in vb.net instead of client side scripting? I just managed to create 42 boxes from vb.net, but not sure how to make each number clickable to return the value.

    Please help

    Kero
    Last edited by kero; 06-29-2005 at 05:19 AM.

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    Thanks, but I would like to use vb.net to make a selection rather than javascript

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    Not sure if I understand your request. I thought you wanted to post to the server when the user clicked on a date? The event fires at the server level (in .NET code) and not on the client.
    Paul
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    errr... No, I wanted the server side to handle with everything. I don't want anything to deal with javascript, because a user could turn off javascript from the web browser and that would make my web application stop working properly.

    Thanks

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