Looking for a calendar class

[Marco Turco]

Hi all,
I need a calendar control that permit the end user to change the date in a get control.
Something like that in the attached image.

I read on the forum about a tcalendar class but I didn't find it.
Any ideas ?


Thanks in advance

[Armando]

Marco:

I think the datepicker control is enought.



Regards

[ShumingWang]

Datepicker not works the same as tget .
I'm looking for long time too till now.

Shuming Wang

[Horizon]

Datepicker not works the same as tget .
I'm looking for long time too till now.

Shuming Wang

+1

Datepicker has problem with empty dates. I think we need the new own class like Datepicker.

[mmercado]

Hello Marco:

I need a calendar control that permit the end user to change the date in a get control.
Something like that in the attached image.

I read on the forum about a tcalendar class but I didn't find it.
Any ideas ?

Perhaps this could help you, FWCalendar function works fine with tget controls.
http://www.box.net/shared/fdxvklpejh

Best regards.

Manuel Mercado Gómez.

[Uwe.Diemer]

C5 Calendar was good or is good

Perhaps Paco open the Source

UD

[ShumingWang]

www.canalfive.com only diaplay one picture 'Canal Five'

[TimStone]

I actually have a function and process for this. I use a BMPGET to display the get field with a small bitmap calendar at the end. Clicking on it brings up a calendar dialog. I've had it so long I don't remember if it was part of FWH or where it came from.

If you want to email me directly I'll package the code and the bmp and send it to you, but you might experiment first with a BMPGET that calls the datepicker class.

tCalenda is part of the current FWH and I use it in a dialog. It is now working fine.

I'd still love to see coding for an appointment grid like is available in Outlook. I know several people have been working on one.

[Otto]

I found this source code.
http://www.knowlexbase.com/en/software/downloads/yukon/MonthCalControl.html
This code is for xBase but maybe we can use it with (x)Harbour, too.

Best regards,
Otto