RJS PopCalendar

NEW POST: Using client date

guy_g — Tue, 15 Sep 2009 09:04:35 GMT

Hi

We use RJS popCalendar in our web site.
Our problem is that user who work in different time zone than the server time zone see on the calendar control the server date as Today.
For each user, we hold in the server his local date. Is is possible to set the client date as Today so he will see his right date instead of the server date?

Thanks
Guy

CREATED RELEASE: RJS PopCalendar R.8 (Sep 07, 2009)

Tue, 08 Sep 2009 03:42:40 GMT

Framework 1.1 (Library and PopCalendar)
RJS.PopCalendar 6.6 (3.3.5)(2.6.2)

Framework 2.0 (Library2005 and PopCalendar2005)
RJS.PopCalendar 10.2 (8.1.6)(8.1.4)

Framework 2.0 And ASPNET.AJAX (Library2005AjaxNet and PopCalendar2005AjaxNet)
RJS.PopCalendar.Ajax.Net 1.4 (1.0.6)(1.0.1)

Framework 3.5 (Library2008 and PopCalendar2008)
RJS.PopCalendar.2008 8.1 (1.0.6)(1.0.1)

*This version fix incorrect position for Internet Explorer 8*

NEW POST: Autopostback and Page.IsPostBack?

Spainana — Mon, 17 Aug 2009 19:47:14 GMT

Thanks for the help, I removed the validation (ScriptsValidators="No Validate"), then I put the autopostback in false (AutoPostBack="False" ) and it worked for me. I never have found the solution by myself.

NEW POST: Autopostback and Page.IsPostBack?

cbspira — Thu, 06 Aug 2009 02:34:55 GMT

I've done some more troubleshooting on a very stripped down page that has an update panel and only 1 view of a multiview.

The controls on the multiview are a label (just so I can set something if it's a postback or not), 2 calendar controls (from date, to date) with their

respective textboxes, and also a PopCalendarMessageContainer.
The text boxes are set to autopost and validation is false.

There is validation on the calendar control (valid date, not a weekend date, date2 cannot be more than 7 days greater than date1), and when a date is

selected in calendar1, the textbox for calendar2 is reset to the date in calendar1 via the SelectionChanged event.
All of the above gets recognized as postback. HOWEVER, if I manually enter a date in textbox1 (valid or no) and hit the tab key, then for some reason it

looks like page_load gets triggered TWICE - once as a new page (which resets the controls) and once as a postback, after which the SelectionChanged event

is fired. And I think I found the reason - can someone please confirm if what I have below makes sense?

I had set the ScriptsValidators property to "server only" - apparently that interferes and cause the problem as described above. So my fix is to take out that property totally (leave it blank) and instead in the SelectionChanged event run me.validate("ValidationGroupName"), test if it is valid and only then continue on with the rest of the code. This eliminates the duplication of the page_load, and everything processes properly as postbacks.

Hope this helps someone out there - I've been spending DAYS on this...

NEW POST: Google Chrome and rjs popcalendar?

cbspira — Tue, 04 Aug 2009 15:02:24 GMT

I have the rjs popcalendar control in a multiview control within an update panel. In testing (VWD Express 2008) and other browsers (latest FF, IE8, IE7) the control works - I click the calendar icon and the calendar displays. In my dev environment, the same thing occurs with Google Chrome - click the icon, calendar displays, and selections are recorded in the text box. In production (mydaddy.com IIS 7 server), however, clicking the calendar icon in Google Chrome just results in triggering "please wait" that never finishes processing. The same problem does not exist in production with the other browsers mentioned.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
cbspira

NEW POST: Autopostback and Page.IsPostBack?

cbspira — Mon, 03 Aug 2009 04:02:29 GMT

I have the rjs popcalendar control in a multiview control within an update panel. For some reason I cannot figure out, when I set autopostback=true and select a date, the "If Not Page.IsPostBack" test in the page_load event fails, and the rest of the code is executed (and as such, all my variables are reset, etc). When I set autopostback=false this does not happen - but then I've effectively disabled a lot of the features that led me to choose this control in the first place.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
cbspira

NEW POST: Calendar prevents TextChanged event of associated textbox from firing

alexdf — Fri, 03 Jul 2009 18:00:56 GMT

can you please be more especific, i don´t have to much knowledge and i can see de property autopostback.

plase i need help

NEW POST: Get PopCalendar Property From javascript

hialmeyd_tmp — Fri, 26 Jun 2009 15:49:00 GMT

Hi.

Somebody can tell me how to acces to Property "From" in javascript?

Help me pless.

Thanks.

NEW POST: if RequiredDate="True" show the "*"

howgoo — Wed, 17 Jun 2009 08:51:25 GMT

if RequiredDate="True"
show <font color=red>*</font>

Sorry,my English is fool.

NEW POST: Calendar prevents TextChanged event of associated textbox from firing

ricaj0625 — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 21:01:48 GMT

Use the Calendar Properties:

Set the property AutoPostBack to True
Use the property ClientScriptOnDateChanged if needed (Event that manage the change in the Client)
Use the event SelectionChanged if needed (Server)

The event SelectionChanged is fire when the textbox is changed or a date is selected using the calendar and the AutoPostBack is True.

To stop the postback use the property ClientScriptOnDateChanged.

View the examples or view the help file to see the use of these properties.

If occurs an error opening the help file, uncheck the checkbox when open this.

NEW POST: Calendar prevents TextChanged event of associated textbox from firing

robertod2004 — Thu, 11 Jun 2009 13:25:29 GMT

Hi,

I am trying to use the TextChanged event of some textboxes in my app that each have this calendar control associated with them, but if I alter the text in any of them and then tab out of it the event will not fire. I have tried with AutoPostback for the textbox set to TRUE and to FALSE, but neither setting made any difference.

As a test I removed the calendar control from one of the textboxes and then the TextChanged event did fire without any problems when I altered the text in the textbox and tabbed out of it, but reinstating the calendar control again resulted in the TextChanged event not firing.

Has anyone else come across this behaviour, and does anyone have any suggestions as to what the solution might be?

Thanks!

COMMENTED ISSUE: Error when used in ModalPopupExtender...

ManishSurolia — Mon, 08 Jun 2009 13:46:28 GMT

I like this control alot and would like to use it, but my current project requires that the calendar control be in a modal popup. When it is clicked on, it throws an "object required" error in the PopCalMoveDefaultsPos() function of PopCalendarAjaxNet.js. It works fine outside the modal popup. I was just wondering if anyone else has found a solution to this problem. I am using RJS.Web.WebControl.PopCalendar.Net.2008.dll from the most recent .Net 3.5 download.

Comments: Facing the same issue, also in Fire Fox this error doesn't appear but the calendar looses its expected position, when placed in a ModalPopupExtender

CLOSED ISSUE: Smart Positioning

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:13:49 GMT

If the calender control is placed adjacent to the right edge of the browser, and when the Calendar pops up, horizontal scroll bar appears. So, the control must have the property to automatically reposition itself if the popup goes out of the viewable area.

EDITED ISSUE: Smart Positioning

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:13:28 GMT

COMMENTED ISSUE: Smart Positioning

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:13:28 GMT

CLOSED ISSUE: If popup in wrong position in firefox

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:11:46 GMT

If you open the window on the right side of the page in firefox, the popup will be 1/2 off the page and a scroll bar at the bottom of the screen will show up. Is there anyway to force it to push it to the left? Any positioning of the popup?

NEW POST: If popup in wrong position in firefox

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:11:31 GMT

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CREATED ISSUE: If popup in wrong position in firefox

ricaj0625 — Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:11:31 GMT

UPDATED RELEASE: RJS PopCalendar R.7 (Jun 02, 2009)

Fri, 05 Jun 2009 13:09:27 GMT

Framework 1.1 (Library and PopCalendar)
RJS.PopCalendar 6.6 (3.3.4)(2.6.2)

Framework 2.0 (Library2005 and PopCalendar2005)
RJS.PopCalendar 10.2 (8.1.5)(8.1.4)

Framework 2.0 And ASPNET.AJAX (Library2005AjaxNet and PopCalendar2005AjaxNet)
RJS.PopCalendar.Ajax.Net 1.4 (1.0.5)(1.0.1)

Framework 3.5 (Library2008 and PopCalendar2008)
RJS.PopCalendar.2008 8.1 (1.0.5)(1.0.1)

*This version fix incorrect display for the month and year dropdown list (Display Behind the Calendar)*

*This version use the property KeepInside for Mozilla Browsers. Keep the Calendar Inside the window.*

CLOSED ISSUE: Calendar drop down not rendering in FireFox

ricaj0625 — Tue, 02 Jun 2009 19:36:07 GMT

The drop down lists seem to appear behind teh calendar when viewed in FireFox. All fine in IE.
Comments: Fixed in Release 7