| Support for multiple selected dates ¶ | |
| I need a control that lets a user select multiple, non-consecutive dates. Is this possible? Is there an example of this somewhere? Thanks in advance. | |
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| Re: Support for multiple selected dates ¶ | |
| Our calendar already has it, but it's not formally released. You can find this in the CVS code (no docs for now but there is an example file). Alternatively, you can wait for our next release ;-) | |
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| calendar-fr.js no updated ¶ | |
| Hi, from a new user of you're calendar. In first, excuse for my poor english. I've just download the lastest version of calendar and when i want to test it, i changed the language file "en" for "fr" Thanks for update this file or if i can, i can update and test it and send you when is done. But confirm me if the problem is in js french file before. Thanks. | |
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| Re: calendar-fr.js no updated ¶ | |
| Again me, i found some other bug in french translation javascript ( 'Thu')for thursday is present but in french 'thu' is 'jeu' and the two version are define in file. Now, i've corrected some var in file and it's seem be good. | |
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| Keyboard events still there after calendar is destroyed? ¶ | |
| I noticed that keyboard events connected with the calendar are still "in place" after the calendar has been destroyed using the destroy() method. However, if I call hide() first, the events are detached. | |
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| today marked after reload ¶ | |
| hi, thanks for help and sorry for my broken english volker from germany | |
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| Stting Its Z Index ¶ | |
| I'm not sure where to put this, so here goes. I have added a line to calendar.js to give it a Z-Index above others. I had trouble with it being hidden by other divs with Z-Index > 0 around line 746 Maybe this will hep somee var div = Calendar.createElement("div"); this.element = div; div.className = "calendar"; if (this.isPopup) { div.style.position = "absolute"; div.style.display = "none"; div.style.zIndex = 60; // added by greg to keep on top } div.appendChild(table); | |
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| Time selector --> Bug ! ¶ | |
| Hi, Once again I'd like to know if i'm the only one who noticed that, when you enable the time selector, if you change the time and your close the calendar by single/double-clicking the date you want to choose, the time goes back to the original time before you open the calendar. What's even worst is that, as soon as you change the time (hours or minutes), it is immediatly changed in the associated control. But as I said before, if you close the calendar by single/double-clicking a date, the time goes back to what it was before you open the calendar. I must say that if you close the calendar another way (ex : clicking the "X" or clicking outside of the calendar) it works just fine. Please help me, or tell me where to modify the files. There's some dumb users who are gonna be using this calendar and this is gonna be confusing for them. Help ! Thank you Meo | |
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| Re: Time selector --> Bug ! ¶ | |
| This is a bug, indeed. Sorry for the late reply. It's a long-term bug, albeit pretty easy to fix. We will try to release a new version very soon, along with a fix for this bug. | |
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| Bug: Max button name length? ¶ | |
| This confused me for a while, but I eventually figured it out.... Basically I was using the button name: form_SGDATERESOLVED and the trigger name of trigger_form_SGDATERESOLVED By shortening the names, it started working again. Hope this helps. | |
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| Use ID, not NAME ¶ | |
| You should not pass the value of the "name" argument to Calendar.setup; if it works, it's pure coincidence—but normally it shouldn't work and it's not supported. For Calendar.setup you should have ID-s; use a name for your own form processing script and an ID (not necessarily having the same value as the name) for calling Calendar.setup. As described in the documentation and the sample files. ;-) | |
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| calendar is broken in Safari ¶ | |
| FYI- The calendar app doesn't work with (and this site crashes) Safari 1.2.3. Everything seems to work fine with Firefox 1.0
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| Re: calendar is broken in Safari ¶ | |
| The Calendar will be fixed soon for Safari. As for this site itself, it seems that Safari does its best (that is, crashes) :-( It's not our fault. We believe that it's browser vendors who should take care of crashes, not us for them. | |
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