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Adding a Calendar Control

 
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What is the best way to add a Calendar to my JSP
 
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What functionality is the Calendar expected to have?

Is there an example somewhere you are trying to emulate?

Can you make a static (not generated by JSP) HTML page with a Calendar as a prototype?

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In an input form I have several date fields. I thought it would be easier on the user to have a calendar popup to choose a date from rather thn typing it in.
 
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Hi,

You can use javascript to embed a calender on your pages.

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Ujjwal Soni

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As ujjwal soni has mentioned, this is something that is better done in Javascript.
Moving to our HTML/Javascript forum.

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Take a look at DynamicDrive.com or JavaScriptKit.com and find one that meets your needs.

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Considering that Yahoo will be Microsoft soon, you can just borrow an implementation from hotmail calendar. I really like its L&F.

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