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• Re: 1.0.10618 breaks BasicDatePicker

  Hi ctafield, We're doing a specific check to see if the System.Web.UI.ScriptManager object is present on the page in order to determine how/where the JavaScript should be rendered/registered. Unfortunately we're not checking for the ToolkitScriptManager object, so that will have to be added to the source. The changes should be quick, although we need a day or two to run some tests. I will update this post when a new build is available. Thanks for pointing out the problem.

  Posted to ASP.NET AJAX Control Toolkit (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 6/27/2007

• Re: The GridView 2.0 is amazing, but still, not flexible enough!!

  Hi Jdbr, We build a couple date pickers that may be of interest to you. BDPLite (Free) and BasicDatePicker . The following sample demonstrates using the date pickers within a GridView control and binding to a SQLDataSource. See http://samples.basicdatepicker.com/autobinding.aspx If you are interested in testing out the controls, you can download an installer from http://www.basicdatepicker.com/download/ Hope this helps.

  Posted to Data Presentation Controls (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/18/2006
  Filed under: datepicker, datetime, GridView, date picker, calendar

• Re: Format Date Text Box

  Hi scripter26, Thanks for the update. Glad to hear you're giving BDPLite another try. Unfortunately Microsoft did not provide a way (API) for control developers to install components to the Visual Web Developer Express Toolbox during the installer process. This is possible with Visual Studio, but not VWD. The work-around is to install manually like I noted above. Let us know if you have any questions or comments and we will do our best to help out. Best of luck with your project.

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/17/2006
  Filed under: visual studio, vwd express, basic date picker, basicdatepicker, bdplite, component, express, date picker, toolbox, visual web developer express, datepicker

• Re: Format Date Text Box

  Hi scripter26, If you're looking for a date picker we have a couple of good options you might be interested in. BDPLite (Free) and BasicDatePicker . You can download an installer from http://www.basicdatepicker.com/download/ The installer will automatically install to Visual Studio, although not to Visual Web Developer, but the following forum post details how to install to your VWD Express ToolBox. See http://forums.basicdatepicker.com/forums/thread/613.aspx We have several samples online which

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/17/2006
  Filed under: TextBox, Today, visual studio, calendar, datetime, express, date picker, third party, date, datepicker

• Re: dateTime.tryParse problem

  Hi janetb, Add the following code to one of your pages and post the result to this thread. Example: string format = System.Threading.Thread.CurrentThread.CurrentCulture.Name; Response.Write(format); I suspect the problem has to do with order of the months/days that the validators are expecting. The order changes depending on the CurrentCulture of the CurrentThread. 01/31/2007 is [Day-Month-Year] and does not work for you. 05/10/2006 will probably work. I suspect that the Validators are expecting

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/16/2006
  Filed under: threading, calendar, datepicker installer visual studio component toolbox copy icon date picker basicdatepicker, datetime, date order, date picker, thread, CurrentCulture

• Re: Problems with Calendar control and Date Picker, Null Values

  Hi jimmy.cartrette, My advice would be to create a new control which inherits from asp:Calendar and then add a new Property called SelectedValue. Within the new SelectedValue property you need to include logic for getting/setting null (DBNull) values. If a null value is passed from the DataBase, set the Calendar to DateTime.MinValue. If the SelectedDate property of the Calendar returns DateTime.MinValue, then you set the SelectedValue to null. This is the approach we took with our date pickers .

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/16/2006
  Filed under: Null, SQLDataSource, SqlDateTime, TextBox, calendar, javascript, date picker, overflow, DBNull, datepicker

• Re: Date Validation

  Hi ramesh055, We have a couple date picker that you might be interested in checking out. BDPLite (Free) and Basic Date Picker . The control package includes several Validators. The following samples demonstrate using some of the Validators with the date pickers. http://samples.basicdatepicker.com/DateCompareValidator.aspx http://samples.basicdatepicker.com/DateDifferenceValidator.aspx You can download the latest installer from http://www.basicdatepicker.com/download/ Hope this helps.

  Posted to Getting Started (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/14/2006
  Filed under: popup, TextBox, Validators, calendar, datepicker, datetime, javascript, date picker, Date

• Re: Creating my own calendar

  Hi Ez416, We offer a couple popup calendars (date pickers) that you might want to check out before investing time into building your own. We offer two versions. BDPLite (Free) and BasicDatePicker . The License Agreement for BDPLite is fairly liberal and includes redistributing BDPLite as part of a larger application. For example, if you are building a scheduling application and plan to sell copies of that application to many customers, it is acceptable to include BDPLite within the application. The

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/10/2006
  Filed under: popup, TextBox, basicdatepicker, bdplite, calendar, javascript, date picker, datepicker

• Re: Calendar control without postback

  Hi publilcmoney, We have a couple client-side JavaScript date pickers that your might be interested in. BDPLite (Free) and BasicDatePicker . The date pickers will not post back to the server when you scroll through the months. There is a free trial for download at http://www.basicdatepicker.com/download/ Hope this helps

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/9/2006
  Filed under: popup, TextBox, calendar, datetime, javascript, date picker, datepicker

• Re: DateTimePicker in FormView

  Hi Marinus, There are many date pickers to choose from and most are listed with the Control Gallery section of this website. We offer a couple different date pickers that might be of interest. BDPLite (Free) and BasicDatePicker . The following samples demonstrate using the date pickers within GridView and FormView Controls. See http://basicdatepicker.com/samples/item3.aspx (DataGrid/GridView) http://samples.basicdatepicker.com/autobinding.aspx (Autobinding to a SQLDataSource and GridView) http:/

  Posted to Web Forms (Forum) by BasicDatePicker on 11/9/2006
  Filed under: date picker datepicker calendar popup pop-up javascript textbox time picker