Calendar pop up
Can anybody suggest a javascript calendar pop up script? A layer version might work as well. The one we are using is quite buggy and I’m seeking an alternative. Thanks.
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I suggest the popup calendar at http://www.dynamicdrive.com/dynamicindex6/popcalendar.htm, very much like Expedia’s. We could change the styles easily. Not sure about safari support though.
Since you guys are Flash crazy, why not use one of them? Javascript (and the DHTML that these sorts of widgets generally require) is pretty fraught with cross-browser and -platform issues. If Flash isn’t present on the client side, they can just enter in the date manually like the savages they are.
Bill: This particular web app is written in PHP and so it wouldn’t really be a good idea to suddenly introduce Flash on an otherwise text based screen.
Since when are we Flash crazy anyways? We actually have done very few Flash-only sites. I’d love the opportunity to do so however, we’ve definately got the talent and just haven’t had the project that asked for it.
You guys link to Flash stuff constantly. That’s all I meant.
Ok, cool. Thanks.