Victoria Vitaver <victoria <at> tt.com.au> writes:
>
>
> sure, as a default I think there is a calendar pop up attached to all fields
> of type date (correct me if I'm wrong)
> In our project we have overwritten this behaviour in our
> forms-samples-styling.xsl, so that a field of type date, gets translated
> into a field which is attached to a javascript event which controls
> behaviour of the pop up.
>
> Here is our code from forms-samples-styling.xsl, this is basically a copy of
> the code already provided modified to suit us. (Notice our javascript
> function is named displayCalendar())
>
> HTH,
> Vica
> ___
Vica
thanx for the tip. It makes - a lot of - sense.
I suppose the value from your displayCalendar() function
gets back through javascript (i.e.
window.opener.document.getElementById("firstname").value = '#fname#';)
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