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I found an unused variable: scfd that caused Mozilla to report a JavaScipt error.
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To make it work even better I made the dip-variable in the prepcalendar()-function always to return false. // Jonas |
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when you edit "ccm=sccm;" into "sccm=ccm" you will be able to get back in time but! you can not select any dates that have been past in the current month.
For example; it is now 04 march 2007 , when you browse back to february 2007 you are not able to select 03 february 2007. So keep that in mind if you want to browse back in time. Orves |
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// Jonas
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- Oh I´m sorry, I thought you where a woman! - I AM a woman.. |
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Hi everybody.
First, thanks for this script which is very usefull for me.I don't want to change the source but here are the modification I made to be able to go back in time (including Years): in prepcalendar function: under Code:
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so let me know if it works for you... P.S: Sorry for my english but I'm french... ![]() Last edited by CoRbO : 03-16-2007 at 03:10 PM. Reason: enable notification |
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