Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts
Showing posts with label calendar. Show all posts

Tuesday, October 14, 2008

More calendars (date pickers)

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**

Sunday, October 12, 2008

Appointment Calendar From the UtterAccess Code Archive

A lot of questions a posted on discussion boards about building forms with embedded calendars. Some are just to select a date, some are to show information on a calendar. This post in the code archive at UtterAccess.com is a neat working example of an appointment calendar, with both a monthly view showing all appointments in a month and a daily view showing appointments in time slots. All accomplished without ActiveX controls!
See all my calendar form posts.

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.

See all my calendar form posts.