Javascript calendar released

[olly]

Hi everybody,

The first release of the lightweight javascript calendar from Swazz is now available from http://calendar.swazz.org

Would be very interested to hear feedback.

I have found it very useful for many web projects I have been involved in, and I hope other people find it useful too - enjoy!

[mr_sam]

I agree with what this person says: http://boxover.swazz.org/forum/hands...ck-t411-1.html

I would love the ability to choose dates in the past, and to move into previous (and possibly next - I didn't try) years. E.g., I want to select 25 December 2006.

The ability to choose your own date format would be great too.

Great little thing though, better then the few I found with a quick google search for alternatives that could do what I want.

[javafreak]

zeroasterisk has posted an update for the calendar that allows you to choose your date format. You'll just need comment the current date format and uncomment the one you want to use.

The thread is here: http://boxover.swazz.org/forum/inste...yy-t459-1.html

I like this calendar. Its a little more light-weight than the one I am currently using on my site: http://www.tripcents.com, which uses the DHTML calendar. Now if I can only figure out how to add more than one calendar and set the default date I may try to replace what I have.