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CodeThatCalendar JavaScript Calendar 3.2.1
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| CodeThatCalendar enables you easily add the visual way to select the date/time
picker to your form or page. |
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| Updated |
Feb 16, 2006 02:18:01 | | Size | 27 kb | | Licence | Freeware | | Status | Major Update | | Languages | English | | Tags | DHTML calendar, JavaScript calendar, free scripts | | OS | Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows ME, Windows NT, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Unix, Mac OS | | Homepage | codethat.com | | Email | info@codethat.com | | Author | Anton Kolomyeytsev |
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Description:
CodeThatCalendar enables you easily add the visual way to select the date/time
picker to your form or page. The following positions and features are supported
by the Calendar script:
+ You can easily setup the calendar. No JavaScript knowledge required.
+ Wide browsers support. Currently CodeThatCalendar is verified to be
compatible with the following browsers: IE5+ NN4+ Opera 5+ Mozilla
+ You can have unlimited number of the calendar controls on the same form/page.
+ All titles can be configured so localization of the calendar is easily
possible.
+ Ability to setup start year, date.
+ Configurable scrolling feature (through the combo or buttons).
+ Support for various date formats. | Short tags:
DHTML calendar, JavaScript calendar, free scripts | System Requirements:
JavaScript enabled web browser | Change Info:
updates and fixes | |
|  Free Download CodeThatCalendar JavaScript Calendar 3.2.1 from codethat.com |
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