That is a very expensive way to do it.
You should, instead, make a hash and the keys would be the date, and the
values would be an array of appointments for that date.
events = {};
events[month + "/" + day + "/" + year] = [];
events[month + "/" + day + "/" + year].push(appointment);
Then each day of the calendar would just do a look up of itself in the hash.
events[calendarDate];
You could also store the key as a new Date().getTime() instead of a
string with month/day/year. It's entirely up to you.
HTH!
Steven Sacks
Flash Maestro
Los Angeles, CA
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blog: http://www.stevensacks.net
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