I have an MVC app that can store events such as datetime, details, cost etc. The logical thing I thought to do is to make a jQuery DatePicker inline on a page and render the dates in the database onto the DatePicker. When a date is highlighted as having
an event on a day the user could click the day and get sent to a page with the event details.
The other concern is that there may be two events on one day so not sure how you would handle that?
Thanks looks good although Firefox wanted to stop the script from running at one point because it was running a long time but hopefully that was a one off!
I think it is, but is the CSS easily customizeable in terms of the size of the layout etc?
I've come across this
blog post which is very helpful from A.Sethi.
j.channon
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DataBinding to jQuery DatePicker
Apr 29, 2009 10:30 AM|LINK
I have an MVC app that can store events such as datetime, details, cost etc. The logical thing I thought to do is to make a jQuery DatePicker inline on a page and render the dates in the database onto the DatePicker. When a date is highlighted as having an event on a day the user could click the day and get sent to a page with the event details.
The other concern is that there may be two events on one day so not sure how you would handle that?
jeloff
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Re: DataBinding to jQuery DatePicker
Apr 29, 2009 07:56 PM|LINK
Hi
Take a look at http://www.bytecyclist.com/projects/jmonthcalendar/ It's a jQuery plug-in specifically designed to handle an events calendar; maybe it will help solve your problem.
Jacques
j.channon
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Re: DataBinding to jQuery DatePicker
Apr 30, 2009 05:57 PM|LINK
Thanks looks good although Firefox wanted to stop the script from running at one point because it was running a long time but hopefully that was a one off!
I think it is, but is the CSS easily customizeable in terms of the size of the layout etc?
I've come across this blog post which is very helpful from A.Sethi.
MVC community rocks!
Thanks guys