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Demo

If your browser meets system requirements, you will see JSCalendar component here:

Switch to second skin

To embed JSCalendar component onto your page, do the folowing:

Add namespace to "HTML" element:
<HTML xmlns:tb="http://technobrain.110mb.com/software/jscalendar">
Include skin in "HEAD" section:
<link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="JSCalendar.css">
Include javascript-libriary:
<script language="javascript" src="JSCalendar.js"></script>
Place special tag anywhere you want to have JSCalendar:
<tb:jscalendar onSelected="onChangeDate" tb:InitialDate="24.03.2008">

Important: do not use "p" tag as a container for JSCalendar, because IE will not show it correctly. Use "div" tag instead.

You can add any additional attributes to the "tb:jscalendar" tag, e.g. "id", "style" etc.

Any of the attributes are optional, and you can ommit it.

Special attributes

onSelected - name of javascript function will be called after user select day

tb:InitialDate - the date component initialy show. Format: dd.mm.yyyy

Handler must have the following signature: <handlerName>(Date <user selected date>). Example:


	function onChangeDate(d) 
	{
		alert("onSelected handler:rn"+FormatCanonical(d));
	}

Skining

Skin for JSCalendar is a CSS-file. You can fully change the view by editing JSCalendar.css file. For example, you can see other skin . These two uses two different stylesheets.

Localization

Sorry, currently no localization is supported. You can localize component only by editing the source file under LGPL license. May be in future I'll add localization. Let me know if you need it.

Download

ZIP-file with libriary and sample files.

System requirements

JSCalendar works correctly on most modern browsers: Internet Explorer 5.5 and higher, FireFox 1.0 and higher, Opera 7.0 and higher, Safari 3.0 (tested on Windows).

JSCalendar needs to launch:

DOM level 2 support
JavaScript enabled
CSS 2 support

JSCalendar use only basic functions and is tolerant to standarts implementation.

License

LGPL. Use it for free.