Here's another couple of links with calendars you can add to your forms.
An ActiveX-free pop-up calendar posted in the code archives at UtterAccess.com.
Another one from the code archive at UtterAccess.com, this one also ActiveX-free, with a large and small calendar you can incorporate into your forms.
And lastly a pop-up calendar from Allen Browne. Like the others, it's non-ActiveX ad can be easily imported into your database. Allen's page includes links to a couple of others if those are not enough.
See all my calendar form posts.
**Links cleaned up 2011-09-05**
Tuesday, October 14, 2008
More calendars (date pickers)
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Sunday, October 12, 2008
Appointment Calendar From the UtterAccess Code Archive
See all my calendar form posts.
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Saturday, September 13, 2008
Adding a Calendar to Your Froms: Stephen Lebans' Code with Detailed Instructions by Jeff Conrad
How do I put a calendar on my form so users can pick dates? There are so many different ways to do this. Here's one that has the benefit of relying on no activeX controls- which makes it more portable and more distributable. It does that while still providing a really slick interface because it uses APIs rather than just text boxes on forms.
In this case Jeff Conrad has written detailed step-by-step instructions for implementing Stephen Lebans' solution. You can never go too far wrong with Stephen's solutions, and Jeff's instruction make it much easier to implement.
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