ASP Experts!

[Spacecadet]

but doing a postback just to show a calendar.......
I would use the jquery datepicker, all clientside and much slicker

the solution TheRefactornator posted used javaScript to call a pop up calender window, which then returns the date to which ever textbox you specify when calling the Javascript.
No postback involved.

 

[lambrini_socialist]

for stuff like this i often put the control inside a div or span or whatever, and toggle the visibility using javascript. no postbacks, popups or ajax required and it's dead easy: http://blog.movalog.com/a/javascript-toggle-visibility/

 

[QwertyBerty]

for stuff like this i often put the control inside a div or span or whatever, and toggle the visibility using javascript. no postbacks, popups or ajax required and it's dead easy: http://blog.movalog.com/a/javascript-toggle-visibility/

Yup, that's what I do.

QB.

 

[NoddY]

Cleopatra was an ASP expert.

 

[HankWangford]

for stuff like this i often put the control inside a div or span or whatever, and toggle the visibility using javascript. no postbacks, popups or ajax required and it's dead easy: http://blog.movalog.com/a/javascript-toggle-visibility/

but your still rendering the calendar regardless if the user will want to see it or not. Why go through the overhead of sending the extra k's down the wire only for the user to never use it.