diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/affContenu.php b/htdocs/cashdesk/affContenu.php
index 29a974da073..e492b1133a8 100644
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/affContenu.php
+++ b/htdocs/cashdesk/affContenu.php
@@ -22,7 +22,7 @@
* \ingroup cashdesk
* \brief Include to show main page for cashdesk module
*/
-require ('class/Facturation.class.php');
+require_once('class/Facturation.class.php');
// Si nouvelle vente, reinitialisation des donnees (destruction de l'objet et vidage de la table contenant la liste des articles)
if ( $_GET['id'] == 'NOUV' )
@@ -40,7 +40,7 @@ if ( isset ($_SESSION['serObjFacturation']) )
else
{
// ... sinon, c'est une nouvelle vente
- $obj_facturation = new Facturation;
+ $obj_facturation = new Facturation();
}
print '
';
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/affIndex.php b/htdocs/cashdesk/affIndex.php
index 9718b53b665..5e146d28e23 100644
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/affIndex.php
+++ b/htdocs/cashdesk/affIndex.php
@@ -27,7 +27,7 @@ require('../main.inc.php');
require_once(DOL_DOCUMENT_ROOT.'/cashdesk/include/environnement.php');
// Test if already logged
-if ( $_SESSION['uid'] <= 0 )
+if ( $_SESSION['uid'] <= 0 )
{
header ('Location: index.php');
exit;
@@ -42,6 +42,12 @@ $langs->load("cashdesk");
//header("Content-type: text/html; charset=UTF-8");
header("Content-type: text/html; charset=".$conf->file->character_set_client);
+$arrayofjs=array();
+$arrayofcss=array(DOL_URL_ROOT.'/cashdesk/css/style.css');
+
+top_htmlhead($head,$langs->trans("CashDesk"),0,0,$arrayofjs,$arrayofcss);
+
+/*
print '';
print ''."\n";
@@ -49,12 +55,8 @@ print ''."\n";
print ''.$langs->trans("CashDesk").''."\n";
print ''."\n";
-
print ''."\n";
-print ''."\n";
-
print ''."\n";
-
print ''."\n";
print ''."\n";
@@ -65,8 +67,9 @@ print ''."\n";
print ''."\n";
print ''."\n";
print ''."\n";
+print ''."\n";
print ''."\n";
-
+*/
print ''."\n";
if (!empty($error))
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/ChangeLog b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/ChangeLog
deleted file mode 100644
index 712f7737ce4..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/ChangeLog
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,761 +0,0 @@
-2005-03-07 Mihai Bazon
-
- * skins/aqua/theme.css: *** empty log message ***
-
- * release-notes.html: updated release notes
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- use a better approach to initialize the calendar--don't call _init twice,
- it's the most time consuming function in the calendar. Instead, determine
- the date beforehand if possible and pass it to the calendar at constructor.
-
- * calendar.js:
- avoid keyboard operation when 'multiple dates' is set (very buggy for now)
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed keyboard handling problems: now it works fine when "showsOtherMonths"
- is passed; it also seems to be fine with disabled dates (won't normally
- allow selection)--however this area is still likely to be buggy, i.e. in a
- month that has all the dates disabled.
-
- * calendar.js:
- some trivial performance improvements in the _init function
- Added Date.parseDate (old Calendar.prototype.parseDate now calls this one)
-
-2005-03-05 Mihai Bazon
-
- * release-notes.html: updated release notes
-
- * dayinfo.html: *** empty log message ***
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- bugfix--update an inputField even if flat calendar is selected
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed bugs in parseDate function (if for some reason the input string is
- totally broken, then check numbers for NaN and use values from the current
- date instead)
-
- * make-release.pl: copy the skins subdirectory and all skins
-
- * index.html: added Aqua skin
-
- * skins/aqua/active-bg.gif, skins/aqua/dark-bg.gif, skins/aqua/hover-bg.gif, skins/aqua/menuarrow.gif, skins/aqua/normal-bg.gif, skins/aqua/rowhover-bg.gif, skins/aqua/status-bg.gif, skins/aqua/theme.css, skins/aqua/title-bg.gif, skins/aqua/today-bg.gif:
- in the future, skins will go to this directory, each in a separate subdir; for now there's only Aqua, an excellent new skin
-
- * calendar.js: workaround IE bug, needed in the Aqua theme
- don't hide select elements unless browser is IE or Opera
-
- * lang/calendar-bg.js, lang/calendar-big5-utf8.js, lang/calendar-big5.js, lang/calendar-br.js, lang/calendar-ca.js, lang/calendar-cs-utf8.js, lang/calendar-cs-win.js, lang/calendar-da.js, lang/calendar-de.js, lang/calendar-el.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-es.js, lang/calendar-fi.js, lang/calendar-fr.js, lang/calendar-he-utf8.js, lang/calendar-hu.js, lang/calendar-it.js, lang/calendar-ko-utf8.js, lang/calendar-ko.js, lang/calendar-lt-utf8.js, lang/calendar-lt.js, lang/calendar-lv.js, lang/calendar-nl.js, lang/calendar-no.js, lang/calendar-pl-utf8.js, lang/calendar-pl.js, lang/calendar-pt.js, lang/calendar-ro.js, lang/calendar-ru.js, lang/calendar-ru_win_.js, lang/calendar-si.js, lang/calendar-sk.js, lang/calendar-sp.js, lang/calendar-sv.js, lang/calendar-zh.js, lang/cn_utf8.js:
- updated urls, copyright notices
-
- * doc/reference.tex: updated documentation
-
- * calendar.js, index.html:
- renamed the global variable to _dynarch_popupCalendar to avoid name clashes
-
- * multiple-dates.html: start with an empty array
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed bugs in the time selector (12:XX pm was wrongfully understood as 12:XX am)
-
- * calendar.js:
- using innerHTML instead of text nodes; works better in Safari and also makes
- a smaller, cleaner code
-
-2005-03-04 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed a performance regression that occurred after adding support for multiple dates
- fixed the time selection bug (now it keeps time correctly)
- clicking today will close the calendar if "today" is already selected
-
- * lang/cn_utf8.js: new translation
-
-2005-02-17 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-ar-utf8.zip: Added arabic translation
-
-2004-10-19 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-zh.js: updated
-
-2004-09-20 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-no.js: updated (Daniel Holmen)
-
-2004-09-20 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-no.js: updated (Daniel Holmen)
-
-2004-08-11 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-nl.js: updated language file (thanks to Arjen Duursma)
-
- * lang/calendar-sp.js: updated (thanks to Rafael Velasco)
-
-2004-07-21 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-br.js: updated
-
- * calendar-setup.js: fixed bug (dateText)
-
-2004-07-21 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-br.js: updated
-
- * calendar-setup.js: fixed bug (dateText)
-
-2004-07-04 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-lv.js:
- added LV translation (thanks to Juris Valdovskis)
-
-2004-06-25 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed bug in IE (el.calendar.tooltips is null or not an object)
-
-2004-06-24 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex: fixed latex compilation
-
- * index.html: linking other sample files
-
- * calendar-setup.js, calendar.js, dayinfo.html:
- ability to display day info (dateText parameter) + sample file
-
-2004-06-23 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex, lang/calendar-bg.js, lang/calendar-br.js, lang/calendar-ca.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-es.js, lang/calendar-fr.js, lang/calendar-it.js, lang/calendar-ko-utf8.js, lang/calendar-ko.js, lang/calendar-nl.js, lang/calendar-sv.js, README, calendar.js, index.html:
- email address changed
-
-2004-06-14 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-cs-utf8.js, lang/calendar-cs-win.js:
- updated translations
-
- * calendar-system.css: added z-index to drop downs
-
- * lang/calendar-en.js:
- first day of week can now be part of the language file
-
- * lang/calendar-es.js:
- updated language file (thanks to Servilio Afre Puentes)
-
- * calendar-blue2.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-tas.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css, calendar-blue.css:
- added z-index property to drop downs (fixes bug)
-
-2004-06-13 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js: fixed bug (apply showOthers to flat calendars too)
-
-2004-06-06 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- firstDay defaults to "null", in which case the value in the language file
- will be used
-
- * calendar.js:
- firstDayOfWeek can now default to a value specified in the language definition file
-
- * index.html: first day of week is now numeric
-
-2004-06-02 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js: added date tooltip function
-
-2004-05-28 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-br.js: updated (thanks to Marcos Pont)
-
- * calendar-setup.js: fixed small bug
-
-2004-05-01 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js: returns the calendar object
-
-2004-04-28 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- patch to read the date value from the inputField, according to ifFormat (if
- both are passed), for flat calendars. (thanks Colin T. Hill)
-
-2004-04-20 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js, calendar.js, multiple-dates.html:
- added support for multiple dates selection
-
- * lang/calendar-nl.js:
- updated Dutch translation, thanks to Jeroen Wolsink
-
- * lang/calendar-big5-utf8.js, lang/calendar-big5.js:
- Traditional Chinese language (thanks GaryFu)
-
-2004-03-26 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js, lang/calendar-pt.js: updated
-
- * lang/calendar-ru_win_.js, lang/calendar-ru.js:
- updated, thanks to Sly Golovanov
-
-2004-03-25 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js: updated (thanks to David Duret)
-
-2004-03-24 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-da.js: updated (thanks to Michael Thingmand Henriksen)
-
-2004-03-21 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-ca.js: updated (thanks to David Valls)
-
-2004-03-17 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-de.js: updated to UTF8 (thanks to Jack (tR))
-
-2004-03-09 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-bg.js: Bulgarian translation
-
-2004-03-08 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-he-utf8.js: Hebrew translation (thanks to Idan Sofer)
-
- * lang/calendar-hu.js: updated (thanks to Istvan Karaszi)
-
-2004-02-27 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-it.js: updated (thanks to Fabio Di Bernardini)
-
-2004-02-25 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js: fix for Safari (thanks to Olivier Chirouze / XPWeb)
-
-2004-02-22 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-al.js: Albanian language file
-
-2004-02-17 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js: fixed
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js:
- FR translation updated (thanks to SIMON Alexandre)
-
- * lang/calendar-es.js: ES translation updated, thanks to David Gonzales
-
-2004-02-10 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-pt.js:
- updated Portugese translation, thanks to Elcio Ferreira
-
-2004-02-09 Mihai Bazon
-
- * TODO: updated
-
-2004-02-06 Mihai Bazon
-
- * README: describe the PHP files
-
- * make-release.pl: includes php files
-
- * make-release.pl: ChangeLog included in the distribution (if found)
-
- * calendar.js, doc/reference.tex, index.html: switched to version 0.9.6
-
- * doc/Calendar.setup.tex, doc/reference.tex: updated documentation
-
- * release-notes.html: updated release notes
-
- * calendar.js: Fixed bug: Feb/29 and year change now keeps Feb in view
-
- * calendar.js: fixed the "ESC" problem (call the close handler)
-
- * calendar.js: fixed day of year range (1 to 366 instead of 0 to 365)
-
- * calendar.js: fixed week number calculations
-
- * doc/reference.tex: fixed (date input format)
-
- * calendar.php: removed comment
-
- * calendar-blue.css, calendar-blue2.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-tas.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css, calendar.js:
- workaround for IE bug (you can't normally specify through CSS the style for
- an element having two classes or more; we had to change a classname)
-
- * calendar-blue.css, calendar-blue2.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-tas.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css:
- smaller fonts on days that are in neighbor months
-
-2004-02-04 Mihai Bazon
-
- * index.html: first demo shows the "showOtherMonths" capability
-
- * calendar-setup.js: support new parameters in the calendar.
- added: firstDay, showOthers, cache.
-
- * calendar-blue.css, calendar-blue2.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css, calendar.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-ro.js:
- new parameters: firstDayOfWeek, showsOtherMonths; removed mondayFirst.
- This adds support for setting any day to be the first day of week (by just
- clicking the day name in the display); also, if showsOtherMonths is enabled
- then dates belonging to adjacent months that are in the current view will be
- displayed and the calendar will have a fixed height.
-
- all themes updated.
-
- * test.php: test for calendar.php
-
- * calendar.php: fixed bug (pass numeric values as numbers)
-
-2004-02-01 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.php: added PHP wrapper
-
- * img.gif: icon updated
-
- * TODO: updated TODO list
-
-2004-01-27 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- Janusz Piwowarski sent over a patch for IE5 compatibility which is much more
- elegant than the atrocities that I had wrote :-D I'm gettin' old.. Thanks Janusz!
-
- * lang/calendar-fi.js: updated
-
-2004-01-15 Mihai Bazon
-
- * TODO: updated TODO list
-
- * calendar-setup.js: default align changed to "Br"
-
- * doc/reference.tex: changed default value for "align"
-
- * calendar-setup.js: calling onchange event handler, if available
-
- * calendar-setup.js: added "position" option
-
- * simple-1.html: demonstrates "step" option
-
- * calendar-setup.js: added "step" option
-
- * calendar.js: added yearStep config parameter
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed parseDate routine (the NaN bug which occurred when there was a space
- after the date and no time)
-
-2004-01-14 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-en.js: added "Time:"
-
- * test-position.html: test for the new position algorithm
-
- * index.html: do not destroy() the calendar
- avoid bug in parseDate (%p must be separated by non-word characters)
-
- * menuarrow2.gif: for calendar-blue2.css
-
- * calendar-setup.js: honor "date" parameter if passed
-
- * calendar.js: IE5 support is back
- performance improvements in IE6 (mouseover combo boxes)
- display "Time:" beside the clock area, if defined in the language file
- new positioning algorithm (try to keep the calendar in page)
- rewrote parseDate a little cleaner
-
- * lang/calendar-el.js:
- updated Greek translation (thanks Alexandros Pappas)
-
-2004-01-13 Mihai Bazon
-
- * index.html: added style blue2, using utf-8 instead of iso-8859-2
-
- * calendar.js: performance under IE (which sucks, by the way)
-
- * doc/reference.tex: Sunny added to sponsor list
-
- * doc/Calendar.setup.tex: documenting parameter 'electric'
-
- * calendar-blue.css, calendar-blue2.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css:
- fixed IE text size problems
-
-2004-01-08 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-pl.js:
- Polish translation updated to UTF-8 (thanks to Artur Filipiak)
-
-2004-01-07 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-si.js: updated (David Milost)
-
- * lang/calendar-si.js: Slovenian translation (thanks to David Milost)
-
-2003-12-21 Mihai Bazon
-
- * TODO: updated TODO list
-
- * lang/calendar-de.js: German translation (thanks to Peter Strotmann)
-
-2003-12-19 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex: Thank you, Ian Barrak
-
-2003-12-18 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex: fixed documentation bug (thanks Mike)
-
-2003-12-05 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-ko-utf8.js:
- UTF8 version of the Korean language (hopefully correct)
-
- * lang/calendar-pl-utf8.js, lang/calendar-pl.js:
- updated Polish translation (thanks to Janusz Piwowarski)
-
-2003-12-04 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js:
- French translation updated (thanks to Angiras Rama)
-
-2003-11-22 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-da.js: updated (thanks to Jesper M. Christensen)
-
-2003-11-20 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-blue2.css, calendar-tas.css:
- new styles (thanks to Wendall Mosemann for blue2, Mark Lynch for tas)
-
- * lang/calendar-lt-utf8.js, lang/calendar-lt.js:
- Lithuanian translation (thanks to Martynas Majeris)
-
- * lang/calendar-sp.js: updated
-
-2003-11-17 Mihai Bazon
-
- * TODO: added TODO list
-
-2003-11-14 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-ko.js: Korean translation (thanks to Yourim Yi)
-
-2003-11-12 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-jp.js: small bug fixed (thanks to TAHARA Yusei)
-
-2003-11-10 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fr.js: translation updated, thanks to Florent Ramiere
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- added new parameter: electric (if false then the field will not get updated on each move)
-
- * index.html: fixed DOCTYPE
-
-2003-11-07 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- fixed minor problem (maybe we're passing object reference instead of ID for
- the flat calendar parent)
-
-2003-11-06 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-fi.js:
- added Finnish translation (thanks to Antti Tuppurainen)
-
-2003-11-05 Mihai Bazon
-
- * release-notes.html: fixed typo
-
- * doc/reference.tex, index.html, calendar.js: 0.9.5
-
- * README: fixed license statement
-
- * release-notes.html: updated release notes (0.9.5)
-
-2003-11-03 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-de.js:
- updated German translation (thanks to Gerhard Neiner)
-
- * calendar-setup.js: fixed license statement
-
- * calendar.js: whitespace
-
- * calendar.js: fixed license statement
-
- * calendar.js:
- fixed positioning problem when input field is inside scrolled divs
-
-2003-11-01 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-af.js: Afrikaan language (thanks to Derick Olivier)
-
-2003-10-31 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-it.js:
- updated IT translation (thanks to Christian Blaser)
-
- * lang/calendar-es.js: updated ES translation, thanks to Raul
-
-2003-10-30 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-hu.js: updated thanks to Istvan Karaszi
-
- * index.html, simple-1.html, simple-2.html, simple-3.html:
- switched to utf-8 all encodings
-
- * lang/calendar-sk.js:
- added Slovak translation (thanks to Peter Valach)
-
- * lang/calendar-ro.js: switched to utf-8
-
-2003-10-29 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-es.js:
- updated translation, thanks to Jose Ma. Martinez Miralles
-
- * doc/reference.tex:
- fixed the footnote problem (thanks Dominique de Waleffe for the tip)
-
- * lang/calendar-ro.js: fixed typo
-
- * lang/calendar-sv.js: oops, license should be LGPL
-
- * lang/calendar-sw.js: new swedish translation is calendar-sv.js
-
- * menuarrow.gif, menuarrow.png:
- oops, forgot little drop-down menu arrows
-
- * lang/calendar-sv.js: swedish translation thanks to Leonard Norrgard
-
- * index.html: oops, some other minor changes
-
- * index.html, release-notes.html:
- latest changes in release-notes and index page for 0.9.4
-
- * doc/reference.tex, calendar.js:
- added %s date format (# of seconds since Epoch)
-
- * calendar.js:
- A click on TODAY will not close the calendar, even in single-click mode
-
-2003-10-28 Mihai Bazon
-
- * index.html: previous cal.html
-
- * cal.html: moved to index.html
-
- * README, cal.html, doc/reference.tex, lang/calendar-de.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-ro.js, release-notes.html:
- LGPL license, forever.
-
- * doc/Calendar.setup.tex, simple-1.html:
- doc updated for the onUpdate parameter to Calendar.setup
-
-2003-10-26 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js: fixed bug (correct display of the dropdown menus)
-
- * doc/Calendar.setup.tex, doc/reference.tex, lang/calendar-de.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-ro.js, README, cal.html, calendar-blue.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-setup.js, calendar-system.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css, calendar.js, release-notes.html, simple-1.html, simple-3.html:
- lots of changes for the 0.9.4 release (see the release-notes.html)
-
-2003-10-15 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex:
- documentation updated for 0.9.4 (not yet finished though)
-
-2003-10-07 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js, doc/reference.tex, release-notes.html, README, cal.html, calendar-setup.js:
- modified project website
-
-2003-10-06 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar-setup.js:
- added some properties (onSelect, onClose, date) (thanks altblue)
-
-2003-09-24 Mihai Bazon
-
- * simple-3.html: dateIsSpecial does not need the "date" argument ;-)
-
-2003-09-24 fsoft
-
- * calendar.js, simple-3.html:
- added year, month, day to getDateStatus() function
-
-2003-09-24 Mihai Bazon
-
- * simple-3.html: example on how to use special dates
-
- * calendar-setup.js, calendar.js, simple-1.html:
- support for special dates (thanks fabio)
-
-2003-09-17 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex: fixed error in section 3.
-
-2003-08-01 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-jp.js: added Japanese translation
-
-2003-07-16 Mihai Bazon
-
- * simple-1.html: fixed problem with first example [IE,Opera]
-
-2003-07-09 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/Calendar.setup.tex: fixed typo (closing parenthesis)
-
- * lang/calendar-de.js:
- added German translation, thanks to Hartwig Weinkauf
-
-2003-07-08 Mihai Bazon
-
- * cal.html: added link to release-notes
-
- * release-notes.html: 0.9.3 release notes
-
- * make-release.pl:
- Script to create distribution archive. It needs some additional packages:
-
- - LaTeX
- - tex2page
- - jscrunch (JS compressor)
-
- * doc/html/makedoc.sh, doc/html/reference.css, doc/reference.tex, doc/makedoc.sh:
- documentation updates...
-
- * calendar.js: added semicolon to make the code "compressible"
-
-2003-07-06 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/reference.tex: spell checked
-
- * doc/reference.tex: [minor] changed credits order
-
- * doc/reference.tex: various improvements and additions
-
- * doc/html/reference.css: minor eye-candy tweaks
-
-2003-07-05 Mihai Bazon
-
- * doc/html/Calendar.setup.html.tex, doc/html/makedoc.sh, doc/html/reference.css, doc/html/reference.t2p, doc/hyperref.cfg, doc/makedoc.sh, doc/reference.tex, doc/Calendar.setup.tex, doc/Calendar.setup.pdf.tex:
- full documentation in LaTeX, for PDF and HTML formats
-
- * simple-2.html:
- added demonstration of flat calendar with Calendar.setup
-
- * simple-1.html:
- modified some links, added link to documentation, added demonstration of
- disableFunc property
-
- * calendar-setup.js: added the ability to create flat calendar too
-
- * cal.html: added links to documentation and simple-[12].html pages
-
- * README: up-to-date...
-
- * calendar-setup.html: removed: the documentation is unified
-
-2003-07-03 Mihai Bazon
-
- * cal.html: some links to newly added files
-
- * calendar-setup.html, calendar-setup.js, img.gif, simple-1.html:
- added some files to simplify calendar creation for non-(JS)-programmers
-
- * lang/calendar-zh.js: added simplified chinese (thanks ATang)
-
-2003-07-02 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js: * "yy"-related... [small fix]
-
- * calendar.js:
- * #721833 fixed (yy format will understand years prior to 29 as 20xx)
-
- * calendar.js: * added refresh() function
-
- * calendar.js: * fixed bug when in single click mode
- * added alignment options to "showAtElement" member function
-
-2003-06-25 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-pt.js:
- added portugese translation (thanks Nuno Barreto)
-
-2003-06-24 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- call user handler when the date was changed using the keyboard
-
- * bugtest-hidden-selects.html:
- file to test bug with hidden select-s (thanks Ying Zhang for reporting and for this test file)
-
- * lang/calendar-hr-utf8.js:
- added croatian translation in utf8 (thanks Krunoslav Zubrinic)
-
-2003-06-23 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-hu.js: added hungarian translation
-
- * lang/calendar-hr.js:
- added croatian translation (thanks to Krunoslav Zubrinic)
-
-2003-06-22 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- * #723335 fixed (clicking TODAY will not select the today date if the
- disabledHandler rejects it)
-
- * cal.html: * new code for to work with fix for bug #703238
- * switch to new version
-
- * calendar.js:
- * some patches to make code compatible with Opera 7 (well, almost compatible)
- * bug #703238 fixed (fix breaks compatibility with older code that uses
- calendar in single-click mode)
- * bug #703814 fixed
-
-2003-04-09 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-tr.js: added turkish lang file
-
-2003-03-19 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-ru.js: russian translation added
-
- * lang/calendar-no.js: norwegian translation added
-
-2003-03-15 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-no.js: norwegian translation
-
-2003-03-12 Mihai Bazon
-
- * lang/calendar-pl.js: added polish translation
-
-2003-03-11 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js:
- bugfix in parseDate (added base to parseInt, thanks Alan!)
-
-2003-03-05 Mihai Bazon
-
- * calendar.js, lang/calendar-br.js, lang/calendar-ca.js, lang/calendar-cs-win.js, lang/calendar-da.js, lang/calendar-du.js, lang/calendar-el.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-es.js, lang/calendar-fr.js, lang/calendar-it.js, lang/calendar-nl.js, lang/calendar-ro.js, lang/calendar-sp.js, lang/calendar-sw.js:
- New file.
-
- * calendar.js, lang/calendar-br.js, lang/calendar-ca.js, lang/calendar-cs-win.js, lang/calendar-da.js, lang/calendar-du.js, lang/calendar-el.js, lang/calendar-en.js, lang/calendar-es.js, lang/calendar-fr.js, lang/calendar-it.js, lang/calendar-nl.js, lang/calendar-ro.js, lang/calendar-sp.js, lang/calendar-sw.js:
- moved to CVS at sourceforge.net
- release: 0.9.2 + new language packs
-
-
- * README, cal.html, calendar-blue.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css:
- New file.
-
- * README, cal.html, calendar-blue.css, calendar-brown.css, calendar-green.css, calendar-system.css, calendar-win2k-1.css, calendar-win2k-2.css, calendar-win2k-cold-1.css, calendar-win2k-cold-2.css:
- moved to CVS at sourceforge.net
- release: 0.9.2 + new language packs
-
-
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/bugtest-hidden-selects.html b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/bugtest-hidden-selects.html
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index df353371601..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/bugtest-hidden-selects.html
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,108 +0,0 @@
-
-
-
-Bug
-
-
-
-
-
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-
-
-
-
-
-
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-
-
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-blue.css b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-blue.css
deleted file mode 100644
index ca33cde0073..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-blue.css
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,232 +0,0 @@
-/* The main calendar widget. DIV containing a table. */
-
-div.calendar { position: relative; }
-
-.calendar, .calendar table {
- border: 1px solid #556;
- font-size: 11px;
- color: #000;
- cursor: default;
- background: #eef;
- font-family: tahoma,verdana,sans-serif;
-}
-
-/* Header part -- contains navigation buttons and day names. */
-
-.calendar .button { /* "<<", "<", ">", ">>" buttons have this class */
- text-align: center; /* They are the navigation buttons */
- padding: 2px; /* Make the buttons seem like they're pressing */
-}
-
-.calendar .nav {
- background: #778 url(menuarrow.gif) no-repeat 100% 100%;
-}
-
-.calendar thead .title { /* This holds the current "month, year" */
- font-weight: bold; /* Pressing it will take you to the current date */
- text-align: center;
- background: #fff;
- color: #000;
- padding: 2px;
-}
-
-.calendar thead .headrow { /* Row
*/
- background: #dec;
- padding: 2px 2px 0px 2px;
-}
-
-.calendar tbody td.selected { /* Cell showing today date */
- font-weight: bold;
- border: 1px solid #000;
- padding: 1px 3px 1px 1px;
- background: #f8fff8;
- color: #000;
-}
-
-.calendar tbody td.weekend { /* Cells showing weekend days */
- color: #a66;
-}
-
-.calendar tbody td.today { font-weight: bold; color: #0a0; }
-
-.calendar tbody .disabled { color: #999; }
-
-.calendar tbody .emptycell { /* Empty cells (the best is to hide them) */
- visibility: hidden;
-}
-
-.calendar tbody .emptyrow { /* Empty row (some months need less than 6 rows) */
- display: none;
-}
-
-/* The footer part -- status bar and "Close" button */
-
-.calendar tfoot .footrow { /* The
in footer (only one right now) */
- text-align: center;
- background: #565;
- color: #fff;
-}
-
-.calendar tfoot .ttip { /* Tooltip (status bar) cell
*/
- padding: 2px;
- background: #250;
- color: #efa;
-}
-
-.calendar tfoot .hilite { /* Hover style for buttons in footer */
- background: #afa;
- border: 1px solid #084;
- color: #000;
- padding: 1px;
-}
-
-.calendar tfoot .active { /* Active (pressed) style for buttons in footer */
- background: #7c7;
- padding: 2px 0px 0px 2px;
-}
-
-/* Combo boxes (menus that display months/years for direct selection) */
-
-.calendar .combo {
- position: absolute;
- display: none;
- top: 0px;
- left: 0px;
- width: 4em;
- cursor: default;
- border: 1px solid #565;
- background: #efd;
- color: #000;
- font-size: 90%;
- z-index: 100;
-}
-
-.calendar .combo .label,
-.calendar .combo .label-IEfix {
- text-align: center;
- padding: 1px;
-}
-
-.calendar .combo .label-IEfix {
- width: 4em;
-}
-
-.calendar .combo .hilite {
- background: #af8;
-}
-
-.calendar .combo .active {
- border-top: 1px solid #6a4;
- border-bottom: 1px solid #6a4;
- background: #efe;
- font-weight: bold;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time {
- border-top: 1px solid #8a8;
- padding: 1px 0px;
- text-align: center;
- background-color: #dfb;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time .hour,
-.calendar td.time .minute,
-.calendar td.time .ampm {
- padding: 0px 3px 0px 4px;
- border: 1px solid #898;
- font-weight: bold;
- background-color: #fff;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time .ampm {
- text-align: center;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time .colon {
- padding: 0px 2px 0px 3px;
- font-weight: bold;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time span.hilite {
- border-color: #000;
- background-color: #686;
- color: #fff;
-}
-
-.calendar td.time span.active {
- border-color: #f00;
- background-color: #000;
- color: #0f0;
-}
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup.js b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup.js
deleted file mode 100644
index c5c4eb7bde9..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,199 +0,0 @@
-/* Copyright Mihai Bazon, 2002, 2003 | http://dynarch.com/mishoo/
- * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- *
- * The DHTML Calendar
- *
- * Details and latest version at:
- * http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
- *
- * This script is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
- * Read the entire license text here: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
- *
- * This file defines helper functions for setting up the calendar. They are
- * intended to help non-programmers get a working calendar on their site
- * quickly. This script should not be seen as part of the calendar. It just
- * shows you what one can do with the calendar, while in the same time
- * providing a quick and simple method for setting it up. If you need
- * exhaustive customization of the calendar creation process feel free to
- * modify this code to suit your needs (this is recommended and much better
- * than modifying calendar.js itself).
- */
-
-
-/**
- * This function "patches" an input field (or other element) to use a calendar
- * widget for date selection.
- *
- * The "params" is a single object that can have the following properties:
- *
- * prop. name | description
- * -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
- * inputField | the ID of an input field to store the date
- * displayArea | the ID of a DIV or other element to show the date
- * button | ID of a button or other element that will trigger the calendar
- * eventName | event that will trigger the calendar, without the "on" prefix (default: "click")
- * ifFormat | date format that will be stored in the input field
- * daFormat | the date format that will be used to display the date in displayArea
- * singleClick | (true/false) wether the calendar is in single click mode or not (default: true)
- * firstDay | numeric: 0 to 6. "0" means display Sunday first, "1" means display Monday first, etc.
- * align | alignment (default: "Br"); if you don't know what's this see the calendar documentation
- * range | array with 2 elements. Default: [1900, 2999] -- the range of years available
- * weekNumbers | (true/false) if it's true (default) the calendar will display week numbers
- * flat | null or element ID; if not null the calendar will be a flat calendar having the parent with the given ID
- * flatCallback | function that receives a JS Date object and returns an URL to point the browser to (for flat calendar)
- * disableFunc | function that receives a JS Date object and should return true if that date has to be disabled in the calendar
- * onSelect | function that gets called when a date is selected. You don't _have_ to supply this (the default is generally okay)
- * onClose | function that gets called when the calendar is closed. [default]
- * onUpdate | function that gets called after the date is updated in the input field. Receives a reference to the calendar.
- * date | the date that the calendar will be initially displayed to
- * showsTime | default: false; if true the calendar will include a time selector
- * timeFormat | the time format; can be "12" or "24", default is "12"
- * electric | if true (default) then given fields/date areas are updated for each move; otherwise they're updated only on close
- * step | configures the step of the years in drop-down boxes; default: 2
- * position | configures the calendar absolute position; default: null
- * cache | if "true" (but default: "false") it will reuse the same calendar object, where possible
- * showOthers | if "true" (but default: "false") it will show days from other months too
- *
- * None of them is required, they all have default values. However, if you
- * pass none of "inputField", "displayArea" or "button" you'll get a warning
- * saying "nothing to setup".
- */
-Calendar.setup = function (params) {
- function param_default(pname, def) { if (typeof params[pname] == "undefined") { params[pname] = def; } };
-
- param_default("inputField", null);
- param_default("displayArea", null);
- param_default("button", null);
- param_default("eventName", "click");
- param_default("ifFormat", "%Y/%m/%d");
- param_default("daFormat", "%Y/%m/%d");
- param_default("singleClick", true);
- param_default("disableFunc", null);
- param_default("dateStatusFunc", params["disableFunc"]); // takes precedence if both are defined
- param_default("dateText", null);
- param_default("firstDay", 1);
- param_default("align", "Br");
- param_default("range", [1900, 2999]);
- param_default("weekNumbers", true);
- param_default("flat", null);
- param_default("flatCallback", null);
- param_default("onSelect", null);
- param_default("onClose", null);
- param_default("onUpdate", null);
- param_default("date", null);
- param_default("showsTime", false);
- param_default("timeFormat", "24");
- param_default("electric", true);
- param_default("step", 2);
- param_default("position", null);
- param_default("cache", false);
- param_default("showOthers", false);
- param_default("multiple", null);
-
- var tmp = ["inputField", "displayArea", "button"];
- for (var i in tmp) {
- if (typeof params[tmp[i]] == "string") {
- params[tmp[i]] = document.getElementById(params[tmp[i]]);
- }
- }
- if (!(params.flat || params.multiple || params.inputField || params.displayArea || params.button)) {
- alert("Calendar.setup:\n Nothing to setup (no fields found). Please check your code");
- return false;
- }
-
- function onSelect(cal) {
- var p = cal.params;
- var update = (cal.dateClicked || p.electric);
- if (update && p.inputField) {
- p.inputField.value = cal.date.print(p.ifFormat);
- if (typeof p.inputField.onchange == "function")
- p.inputField.onchange();
- }
- if (update && p.displayArea)
- p.displayArea.innerHTML = cal.date.print(p.daFormat);
- if (update && typeof p.onUpdate == "function")
- p.onUpdate(cal);
- if (update && p.flat) {
- if (typeof p.flatCallback == "function")
- p.flatCallback(cal);
- }
- if (update && p.singleClick && cal.dateClicked)
- cal.callCloseHandler();
- };
-
- if (params.flat != null) {
- if (typeof params.flat == "string")
- params.flat = document.getElementById(params.flat);
- if (!params.flat) {
- alert("Calendar.setup:\n Flat specified but can't find parent.");
- return false;
- }
- var cal = new Calendar(params.firstDay, params.date, params.onSelect || onSelect);
- cal.showsOtherMonths = params.showOthers;
- cal.showsTime = params.showsTime;
- cal.time24 = (params.timeFormat == "24");
- cal.params = params;
- cal.weekNumbers = params.weekNumbers;
- cal.setRange(params.range[0], params.range[1]);
- cal.setDateStatusHandler(params.dateStatusFunc);
- cal.getDateText = params.dateText;
- if (params.ifFormat) {
- cal.setDateFormat(params.ifFormat);
- }
- if (params.inputField && typeof params.inputField.value == "string") {
- cal.parseDate(params.inputField.value);
- }
- cal.create(params.flat);
- cal.show();
- return false;
- }
-
- var triggerEl = params.button || params.displayArea || params.inputField;
- triggerEl["on" + params.eventName] = function() {
- var dateEl = params.inputField || params.displayArea;
- var dateFmt = params.inputField ? params.ifFormat : params.daFormat;
- var mustCreate = false;
- var cal = window.calendar;
- if (dateEl)
- params.date = Date.parseDate(dateEl.value || dateEl.innerHTML, dateFmt);
- if (!(cal && params.cache)) {
- window.calendar = cal = new Calendar(params.firstDay,
- params.date,
- params.onSelect || onSelect,
- params.onClose || function(cal) { cal.hide(); });
- cal.showsTime = params.showsTime;
- cal.time24 = (params.timeFormat == "24");
- cal.weekNumbers = params.weekNumbers;
- mustCreate = true;
- } else {
- if (params.date)
- cal.setDate(params.date);
- cal.hide();
- }
- if (params.multiple) {
- cal.multiple = {};
- for (var i = params.multiple.length; --i >= 0;) {
- var d = params.multiple[i];
- var ds = d.print("%Y%m%d");
- cal.multiple[ds] = d;
- }
- }
- cal.showsOtherMonths = params.showOthers;
- cal.yearStep = params.step;
- cal.setRange(params.range[0], params.range[1]);
- cal.params = params;
- cal.setDateStatusHandler(params.dateStatusFunc);
- cal.getDateText = params.dateText;
- cal.setDateFormat(dateFmt);
- if (mustCreate)
- cal.create();
- cal.refresh();
- if (!params.position)
- cal.showAtElement(params.button || params.displayArea || params.inputField, params.align);
- else
- cal.showAt(params.position[0], params.position[1]);
- return false;
- };
-
- return cal;
-};
diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup_stripped.js b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup_stripped.js
deleted file mode 100644
index 91c927f82e7..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-setup_stripped.js
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,21 +0,0 @@
-/* Copyright Mihai Bazon, 2002, 2003 | http://dynarch.com/mishoo/
- * ---------------------------------------------------------------------------
- *
- * The DHTML Calendar
- *
- * Details and latest version at:
- * http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
- *
- * This script is distributed under the GNU Lesser General Public License.
- * Read the entire license text here: http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
- *
- * This file defines helper functions for setting up the calendar. They are
- * intended to help non-programmers get a working calendar on their site
- * quickly. This script should not be seen as part of the calendar. It just
- * shows you what one can do with the calendar, while in the same time
- * providing a quick and simple method for setting it up. If you need
- * exhaustive customization of the calendar creation process feel free to
- * modify this code to suit your needs (this is recommended and much better
- * than modifying calendar.js itself).
- */
- Calendar.setup=function(params){function param_default(pname,def){if(typeof params[pname]=="undefined"){params[pname]=def;}};param_default("inputField",null);param_default("displayArea",null);param_default("button",null);param_default("eventName","click");param_default("ifFormat","%Y/%m/%d");param_default("daFormat","%Y/%m/%d");param_default("singleClick",true);param_default("disableFunc",null);param_default("dateStatusFunc",params["disableFunc"]);param_default("dateText",null);param_default("firstDay",null);param_default("align","Br");param_default("range",[1900,2999]);param_default("weekNumbers",true);param_default("flat",null);param_default("flatCallback",null);param_default("onSelect",null);param_default("onClose",null);param_default("onUpdate",null);param_default("date",null);param_default("showsTime",false);param_default("timeFormat","24");param_default("electric",true);param_default("step",2);param_default("position",null);param_default("cache",false);param_default("showOthers",false);param_default("multiple",null);var tmp=["inputField","displayArea","button"];for(var i in tmp){if(typeof params[tmp[i]]=="string"){params[tmp[i]]=document.getElementById(params[tmp[i]]);}}if(!(params.flat||params.multiple||params.inputField||params.displayArea||params.button)){alert("Calendar.setup:\n Nothing to setup (no fields found). Please check your code");return false;}function onSelect(cal){var p=cal.params;var update=(cal.dateClicked||p.electric);if(update&&p.inputField){p.inputField.value=cal.date.print(p.ifFormat);if(typeof p.inputField.onchange=="function")p.inputField.onchange();}if(update&&p.displayArea)p.displayArea.innerHTML=cal.date.print(p.daFormat);if(update&&typeof p.onUpdate=="function")p.onUpdate(cal);if(update&&p.flat){if(typeof p.flatCallback=="function")p.flatCallback(cal);}if(update&&p.singleClick&&cal.dateClicked)cal.callCloseHandler();};if(params.flat!=null){if(typeof params.flat=="string")params.flat=document.getElementById(params.flat);if(!params.flat){alert("Calendar.setup:\n Flat specified but can't find parent.");return false;}var cal=new Calendar(params.firstDay,params.date,params.onSelect||onSelect);cal.showsOtherMonths=params.showOthers;cal.showsTime=params.showsTime;cal.time24=(params.timeFormat=="24");cal.params=params;cal.weekNumbers=params.weekNumbers;cal.setRange(params.range[0],params.range[1]);cal.setDateStatusHandler(params.dateStatusFunc);cal.getDateText=params.dateText;if(params.ifFormat){cal.setDateFormat(params.ifFormat);}if(params.inputField&&typeof params.inputField.value=="string"){cal.parseDate(params.inputField.value);}cal.create(params.flat);cal.show();return false;}var triggerEl=params.button||params.displayArea||params.inputField;triggerEl["on"+params.eventName]=function(){var dateEl=params.inputField||params.displayArea;var dateFmt=params.inputField?params.ifFormat:params.daFormat;var mustCreate=false;var cal=window.calendar;if(dateEl)params.date=Date.parseDate(dateEl.value||dateEl.innerHTML,dateFmt);if(!(cal&¶ms.cache)){window.calendar=cal=new Calendar(params.firstDay,params.date,params.onSelect||onSelect,params.onClose||function(cal){cal.hide();});cal.showsTime=params.showsTime;cal.time24=(params.timeFormat=="24");cal.weekNumbers=params.weekNumbers;mustCreate=true;}else{if(params.date)cal.setDate(params.date);cal.hide();}if(params.multiple){cal.multiple={};for(var i=params.multiple.length;--i>=0;){var d=params.multiple[i];var ds=d.print("%Y%m%d");cal.multiple[ds]=d;}}cal.showsOtherMonths=params.showOthers;cal.yearStep=params.step;cal.setRange(params.range[0],params.range[1]);cal.params=params;cal.setDateStatusHandler(params.dateStatusFunc);cal.getDateText=params.dateText;cal.setDateFormat(dateFmt);if(mustCreate)cal.create();cal.refresh();if(!params.position)cal.showAtElement(params.button||params.displayArea||params.inputField,params.align);else cal.showAt(params.position[0],params.position[1]);return false;};return cal;};
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diff --git a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-system.css b/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-system.css
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index b22488572e8..00000000000
--- a/htdocs/cashdesk/include/jscalendar/calendar-system.css
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,251 +0,0 @@
-/* The main calendar widget. DIV containing a table. */
-
-.calendar {
- position: relative;
- display: none;
- border: 1px solid;
- border-color: #fff #000 #000 #fff;
- font-size: 11px;
- cursor: default;
- background: Window;
- color: WindowText;
- font-family: tahoma,verdana,sans-serif;
-}
-
-.calendar table {
- border: 1px solid;
- border-color: #fff #000 #000 #fff;
- font-size: 11px;
- cursor: default;
- background: Window;
- color: WindowText;
- font-family: tahoma,verdana,sans-serif;
-}
-
-/* Header part -- contains navigation buttons and day names. */
-
-.calendar .button { /* "<<", "<", ">", ">>" buttons have this class */
- text-align: center;
- padding: 1px;
- border: 1px solid;
- border-color: ButtonHighlight ButtonShadow ButtonShadow ButtonHighlight;
- background: ButtonFace;
-}
-
-.calendar .nav {
- background: ButtonFace url(menuarrow.gif) no-repeat 100% 100%;
-}
-
-.calendar thead .title { /* This holds the current "month, year" */
- font-weight: bold;
- padding: 1px;
- border: 1px solid #000;
- background: ActiveCaption;
- color: CaptionText;
- text-align: center;
-}
-
-.calendar thead .headrow { /* Row
Define a callback that takes two parameters like this:
-
function getDateText(date, d)
-
- This function will receive the date object as the first
- parameter and the current date number (1..31) as the second (you
- can get it as well by calling date.getDate() but since it's very
- probably useful I thought I'd pass it too so that we can avoid a
- function call).
-
-
- This function must return the text to be inserted in
- the cell of the passed date. That is, one should at least
- "return d;".
-
-
-
- Pass the above function as the "dateText" parameter to
- Calendar.setup.
-
- but it's easy to imagine that this approach sucks. For a better
- way, see the source of this page and note the usage of an externally
- defined "dateText" object which maps "date" to "date info", also
- taking into account the year and month. This object can be easily
- generated from a database, and the getDateText function becomes
- extremely simple (and static).
-
The DHTML Calendar widget1
-is an (HTML) user interface element that gives end-users a friendly way to
-select date and time. It works in a web browser. The first versions only provided
-support for popup calendars, while starting with version 0.9 it also supports
-``flat'' display. A ``flat'' calendar is a calendar that stays visible in the
-page all the time. In this mode it could be very useful for ``blog'' pages and
-other pages that require the calendar to be always present.
-
-The calendar is compatible with most popular browsers nowadays. While it's
-created using web standards and it should generally work with any compliant
-browser, the following browsers were found to work: Mozilla/Firefox (the
-development platform), Netscape 6.0 or better, all other Gecko-based browsers,
-Internet Explorer 5.0 or better for Windows2, Opera 73, Konqueror 3.1.2 and Apple Safari for
-MacOSX.
-
-You can find the latest info and version at the calendar homepage:
DHTML is not ``another kind of HTML''. It's merely a naming convention. DHTML
-refers to the combination of HTML, CSS, JavaScript and DOM. DOM (Document
-Object Model) is a set of interfaces that glues the other three together. In
-other words, DOM allows dynamic modification of an HTML page through a program.
-JavaScript is our programming language, since that's what browsers like. CSS
-is a way to make it look good ;-). So all this soup is generically known as
-DHTML.
-
-Using DOM calls, the program dynamically creates a <table> element
-that contains a calendar for the given date and then inserts it in the document
-body. Then it shows this table at a specified position. Usually the position
-is related to some element in which the date needs to be displayed/entered,
-such as an input field.
-
-By assigning a certain CSS class to the table we can control the look of the
-calendar through an external CSS file; therefore, in order to change the
-colors, backgrounds, rollover effects and other stuff, you can only change a
-CSS file -- modification of the program itself is not necessary.
Here's a description of the project files, excluding documentation and example
-files.
-
-
-
-
the main program file (calendar.js). This defines all the logic
-behind the calendar widget.
-
-
the CSS files (calendar-*.css). Loading one of them is
-necessary in order to see the calendar as intended.
-
-
the language definition files (lang/calendar-*.js). They are
-plain JavaScript files that contain all texts that are displayed by the
-calendar. Loading one of them is necessary.
-
-
helper functions for quick setup of the calendar
-(calendar-setup.js). You can do fine without it, but starting with
-version 0.9.3 this is the recommended way to setup a calendar.
-Installing the calendar used to be quite a task until version 0.9.3. Starting
-with 0.9.3 I have included the file calendar-setup.js whose goal is to
-assist you to setup a popup or flat calendar in minutes. You are
-encouraged to modify this file and not calendar.js if you need
-extra customization, but you're on your own.
-
-First you have to include the needed scripts and style-sheet. Make sure you do
-this in your document's <head> section, also make sure you put the
-correct paths to the scripts.
-You want the button to popup a calendar widget when clicked? Just
-insert the following code immediately after the HTML form:
-
-
-
<script type="text/javascript">
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- inputField : "data", // ID of the input field
- ifFormat : "%m %d, %Y", // the date format
- button : "trigger" // ID of the button
- }
- );
-</script>
-
-
-The Calendar.setup function, defined in calendar-setup.js
-takes care of ``patching'' the button to display a calendar when clicked. The
-calendar is by default in single-click mode and linked with the given input
-field, so that when the end-user selects a date it will update the input field
-with the date in the given format and close the calendar. If you are a
-long-term user of the calendar you probably remember that for doing this you
-needed to write a couple functions and add an ``onclick'' handler for the
-button by hand.
-
-By looking at the example above we can see that the function
-Calendar.setup receives only one parameter: a JavaScript object.
-Further, that object can have lots of properties that tell to the setup
-function how would we like to have the calendar. For instance, if we would
-like a calendar that closes at double-click instead of single-click we would
-also include the following: singleClick:false.
-
-For a list of all supported parameters please see the section
-2.3.
-Here's how to configure a flat calendar, using the same Calendar.setup
-function. First, you should have an empty element with an ID. This element
-will act as a container for the calendar. It can be any block-level element,
-such as DIV, TABLE, etc. We will use a DIV in this example.
-
-
-
<div id="calendar-container"></div>
-
-
-Then there is the JavaScript code that sets up the calendar into the
-``calendar-container'' DIV. The code can occur anywhere in HTML
-after the DIV element.
-
-
-
<script type="text/javascript">
- function dateChanged(calendar) {
- // Beware that this function is called even if the end-user only
- // changed the month/year. In order to determine if a date was
- // clicked you can use the dateClicked property of the calendar:
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- // OK, a date was clicked, redirect to /yyyy/mm/dd/index.php
- var y = calendar.date.getFullYear();
- var m = calendar.date.getMonth(); // integer, 0..11
- var d = calendar.date.getDate(); // integer, 1..31
- // redirect...
- window.location = "/" + y + "/" + m + "/" + d + "/index.php";
- }
- };
-
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- flat : "calendar-container", // ID of the parent element
- flatCallback : dateChanged // our callback function
- }
- );
-</script>
-
-Following there is the complete list of properties interpreted by
-Calendar.setup. All of them have default values, so you can pass only those
-which you would like to customize. Anyway, you must pass at least one
-of inputField, displayArea or button, for a popup
-calendar, or flat for a flat calendar. Otherwise you will get a
-warning message saying that there's nothing to setup.
-
-
-
property
type
description
default
-
-
inputField
-
string
The ID of your input field.
-
null
-
-
displayArea
-
string
This is the ID of a <span>, <div>, or any other element that you would like to use to display the current date. This is generally useful only if the input field is hidden, as an area to display the date.
-
null
-
-
button
-
string
The ID of the calendar ``trigger''. This is an element (ordinarily a button or an image) that will dispatch a certain event (usually ``click'') to the function that creates and displays the calendar.
-
null
-
-
eventName
-
string
The name of the event that will trigger the calendar. The name should be without the ``on'' prefix, such as ``click'' instead of ``onclick''. Virtually all users will want to let this have the default value (``click''). Anyway, it could be useful if, say, you want the calendar to appear when the input field is focused and have no trigger button (in this case use ``focus'' as the event name).
-
``click''
-
-
ifFormat
-
string
The format string that will be used to enter the date in the input field. This format will be honored even if the input field is hidden.
-
``%Y/%m/%d''
-
-
daFormat
-
string
Format of the date displayed in the displayArea (if specified).
-
``%Y/%m/%d''
-
-
singleClick
-
boolean
Wether the calendar is in ``single-click mode'' or ``double-click mode''. If true (the default) the calendar will be created in single-click mode.
-
true
-
-
disableFunc
-
function
A function that receives a JS Date object. It should return
-true if that date has to be disabled, false otherwise.
-DEPRECATED (see below).
-
null
-
-
dateStatusFunc
-
function
A function that receives a JS Date object and returns a boolean
-or a string. This function allows one to set a certain CSS class to some
-date, therefore making it look different. If it returns true then
-the date will be disabled. If it returns false nothing special
-happens with the given date. If it returns a string then that will be taken
-as a CSS class and appended to the date element. If this string is
-``disabled'' then the date is also disabled (therefore is like returning
-true). For more information please also refer to section
-5.3.8.
-
null
-
-
firstDay
-
integer
Specifies which day is to be displayed as the first day of
-week. Possible values are 0 to 6; 0 means Sunday, 1 means Monday, ..., 6
-means Saturday. The end user can easily change this too, by clicking on the
-day name in the calendar header.
-
0
-
-
weekNumbers
-
boolean
If ``true'' then the calendar will display week numbers.
-
true
-
-
align
-
string
Alignment of the calendar, relative to the reference element. The
-reference element is dynamically chosen like this: if a displayArea is
-specified then it will be the reference element. Otherwise, the input field
-is the reference element. For the meaning of the alignment characters
-please section 5.3.11.
-
``Bl''
-
-
range
-
array
An array having exactly 2 elements, integers. (!) The first [0] element is the minimum year that is available, and the second [1] element is the maximum year that the calendar will allow.
-
[1900, 2999]
-
-
flat
-
string
If you want a flat calendar, pass the ID of the parent object in
-this property. If not, pass null here (or nothing at all as
-null is the default value).
-
null
-
-
flatCallback
-
function
You should provide this function if the calendar is flat. It
-will be called when the date in the calendar is changed with a reference to
-the calendar object. See section 2.2 for an example
-of how to setup a flat calendar.
-
null
-
-
onSelect
-
function
If you provide a function handler here then you have to manage
-the ``click-on-date'' event by yourself. Look in the calendar-setup.js and
-take as an example the onSelect handler that you can see there.
-
null
-
-
onClose
-
function
This handler will be called when the calendar needs to close.
-You don't need to provide one, but if you do it's your responsibility to
-hide/destroy the calendar. You're on your own. Check the calendar-setup.js
-file for an example.
-
null
-
-
onUpdate
-
function
If you supply a function handler here, it will be called right
-after the target field is updated with a new date. You can use this to
-chain 2 calendars, for instance to setup a default date in the second just
-after a date was selected in the first.
-
null
-
-
date
-
date
This allows you to setup an initial date where the calendar will be
-positioned to. If absent then the calendar will open to the today date.
-
null
-
-
showsTime
-
boolean
If this is set to true then the calendar will also
-allow time selection.
-
false
-
-
timeFormat
-
string
Set this to ``12'' or ``24'' to configure the way that the
-calendar will display time.
-
``24''
-
-
electric
-
boolean
Set this to ``false'' if you want the calendar to update the
-field only when closed (by default it updates the field at each date change,
-even if the calendar is not closed)
true
-
-
position
-
array
Specifies the [x, y] position, relative to page's top-left corner,
-where the calendar will be displayed. If not passed then the position will
-be computed based on the ``align'' parameter. Defaults to ``null'' (not
-used).
null
-
-
cache
-
boolean
Set this to ``true'' if you want to cache the calendar object.
-This means that a single calendar object will be used for all fields that
-require a popup calendar
false
-
-
showOthers
-
boolean
If set to ``true'' then days belonging to months overlapping
-with the currently displayed month will also be displayed in the calendar
-(but in a ``faded-out'' color)
This section presents some common ways to setup a calendar using the
-Calendar.setup function detailed in the previous section.
-
-We don't discuss here about loading the JS or CSS code -- so make sure you
-add the proper <script> and <style> or <link> elements in your
-HTML code. Also, when we present input fields, please note that they should
-be embedded in some form in order for data to be actually sent to server; we
-don't discuss these things here because they are not related to our
-calendar.
-Note that this code does more actually; the only required fields are
-those marked with “//*” -- that is, the ID of the input field and the ID of
-the button need to be passed to Calendar.setup in order for the
-calendar to be properly assigned to this input field. As one can easily
-guess from the argument names, the other arguments configure a certain date
-format, instruct the calendar to also include a time selector and display
-every year in the drop-down boxes (the “step” parameter) -- instead of showing
-every other year as the default calendar does.
-Note that the same 2 parameters are required as in the previous case; the
-difference is that the 'button' parameter now gets the ID of the image
-instead of the ID of the button. But the event is the same: at 'onclick' on
-the element that is passed as 'button', the calendar will be shown.
-
-The above code additionally sets an alignment mode -- the parameters are
-described in 5.3.11.
Sometimes, to assure that the date is well formatted, you might want not to
-allow the end user to write a date manually. This can easily be achieved
-with an input field by setting its readonly attribute, which is
-defined by the HTML4 standard; however, here's an even nicer approach: our
-calendar widget allows you to use a hidden field as the way to pass data to
-server, and a “display area” to show the end user the selected date. The
-“display area” can be any HTML element, such as a DIV or a SPAN or
-whatever -- we will use a SPAN in our sample.
-The above code will configure a calendar attached to the hidden field and to
-the SPAN having the id=“show_d”. When the SPAN element is clicked, the
-calendar opens and allows the end user to chose a date. When the date is
-chosen, the input field will be updated with the value in the format
-“%Y/%d/%m”, and the SPAN element will display the date in a
-friendlier format (defined by “daFormat”).
-
-Beware that using this approach will make your page unfunctional in browsers
-that do not support JavaScript or our calendar.
Supposing you want to create 2 fields that hold an interval of exactly one
-week. The first is the starting date, and the second is the ending date.
-You want the fields to be automatically updated when some date is clicked in
-one or the other, in order to keep exactly one week difference between them.
-
-
-
<input type="text" name="date" id="f_date_a" />
-<input type="text" name="date" id="f_calcdate" />
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
- function catcalc(cal) {
- var date = cal.date;
- var time = date.getTime()
- // use the _other_ field
- var field = document.getElementById("f_calcdate");
- if (field == cal.params.inputField) {
- field = document.getElementById("f_date_a");
- time -= Date.WEEK; // substract one week
- } else {
- time += Date.WEEK; // add one week
- }
- var date2 = new Date(time);
- field.value = date2.print("%Y-%m-%d %H:%M");
- }
- Calendar.setup({
- inputField : "f_date_a",
- ifFormat : "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M",
- showsTime : true,
- timeFormat : "24",
- onUpdate : catcalc
- });
- Calendar.setup({
- inputField : "f_calcdate",
- ifFormat : "%Y-%m-%d %H:%M",
- showsTime : true,
- timeFormat : "24",
- onUpdate : catcalc
- });
-</script>
-
-
-The above code will configure 2 input fields with calendars attached, as
-usual. The first thing to note is that there's no trigger button -- in such
-case, the calendar will popup when one clicks into the input field. Using
-the onUpdate parameter, we pass a reference to a function of ours
-that will get called after a date was selected. In that function we
-determine what field was updated and we compute the date in the other input
-field such that it keeps a one week difference between the two. Enjoy! :-)
This sample can be found in “simple-2.html”. It will configure a
-flat calendar that is always displayed in the page, in the DIV having the
-id=“calendar-container”. When a date is clicked our function hander gets
-called (dateChanged) and it will compute an URL to jump to based on
-the selected date, then use window.location to visit the new link.
-
-
-
<div style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em;"
-id="calendar-container"></div>
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
- function dateChanged(calendar) {
- // Beware that this function is called even if the end-user only
- // changed the month/year. In order to determine if a date was
- // clicked you can use the dateClicked property of the calendar:
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- // OK, a date was clicked, redirect to /yyyy/mm/dd/index.php
- var y = calendar.date.getFullYear();
- var m = calendar.date.getMonth(); // integer, 0..11
- var d = calendar.date.getDate(); // integer, 1..31
- // redirect...
- window.location = "/" + y + "/" + m + "/" + d + "/index.php";
- }
- };
-
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- flat : "calendar-container", // ID of the parent element
- flatCallback : dateChanged // our callback function
- }
- );
-</script>
-
So you want to display certain dates in a different color, or with bold
-font, or whatever, right? Well, no problem -- our calendar can do this as
-well. It doesn't matter if it's a flat or popup calendar -- we'll use a flat
-one for this sample. The idea, however, is that you need to have the dates
-in an array or a JavaScript object -- whatever is suitable for your way of
-thinking -- and use it from a function that returns a value, telling the
-calendar what kind of date is the passed one.
-
-Too much talking, here's the code ;-)
-
-
-
<!-- this goes into the <head> tag -->
-<style type="text/css">
- .special { background-color: #000; color: #fff; }
-</style>
-
-<!-- and the rest inside the <body> -->
-<div style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em;"
-id="calendar-container"></div>
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
- var SPECIAL_DAYS = {
- 0 : [ 13, 24 ], // special days in January
- 2 : [ 1, 6, 8, 12, 18 ], // special days in March
- 8 : [ 21, 11 ] // special days in September
- };
-
- function dateIsSpecial(year, month, day) {
- var m = SPECIAL_DAYS[month];
- if (!m) return false;
- for (var i in m) if (m[i] == day) return true;
- return false;
- };
-
- function dateChanged(calendar) {
- // Beware that this function is called even if the end-user only
- // changed the month/year. In order to determine if a date was
- // clicked you can use the dateClicked property of the calendar:
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- // OK, a date was clicked, redirect to /yyyy/mm/dd/index.php
- var y = calendar.date.getFullYear();
- var m = calendar.date.getMonth(); // integer, 0..11
- var d = calendar.date.getDate(); // integer, 1..31
- // redirect...
- window.location = "/" + y + "/" + m + "/" + d + "/index.php";
- }
- };
-
- function ourDateStatusFunc(date, y, m, d) {
- if (dateIsSpecial(y, m, d))
- return "special";
- else
- return false; // other dates are enabled
- // return true if you want to disable other dates
- };
-
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- flat : "calendar-container", // ID of the parent element
- flatCallback : dateChanged, // our callback function
- dateStatusFunc : ourDateStatusFunc
- }
- );
-</script>
-
-
-So the above code creates a normal flat calendar, like in the previous
-sample. We hook into it with the function “ourDateStatusFunc”,
-which receives a date object as the first argument, and also the year,
-month, date as the next 3 arguments (normally, you can extract year, month,
-date from the first parameter too, but we pass them separately for
-convenience, as it's very likely that they are going to be used in this
-function).
-
-So, this function receives a date. It can return false if you want
-no special action to be taken on that date, true if that date
-should be disabled (unselectable), or a string if you want to assign a
-special CSS class to that date. We return “special” for the dates that we
-want to highlight -- and note that we defined a “special” look for them in
-the CSS section.
-
-I used a simple approach here to define what dates are special. There's a
-JavaScript object (the SPECIAL_DAYS global variable) which holds an array
-of dates for each month. Month numbers start at zero (January). Months
-that don't contain special dates can be absent from this object. Note that
-the way to implement this is completely separated from the calendar
-code -- therefore, feel free to use your imagination if you have better
-ideas. :-)
Starting version 1.0, the calendar is able to handle multiple dates
-selection. You just need to pass the “multiple” parameter to
-Calendar.setup and add some special code that interprets the
-selection once the calendar is closed.
-
-
-
<a id="trigger" href="#">[open calendar...]</a>
-<div id="output"></div>
-<script type="text/javascript">//<![CDATA[
- // the default multiple dates selected,
- // first time the calendar is displayed
- var MA = [];
-
- function closed(cal) {
-
- // here we'll write the output; this is only for example. You
- // will normally fill an input field or something with the dates.
- var el = document.getElementById("output");
-
- // reset initial content.
- el.innerHTML = "";
-
- // Reset the "MA", in case one triggers the calendar again.
- // CAREFUL! You don't want to do "MA = [];". We need to modify
- // the value of the current array, instead of creating a new one.
- // Calendar.setup is called only once! :-) So be careful.
- MA.length = 0;
-
- // walk the calendar's multiple dates selection hash
- for (var i in cal.multiple) {
- var d = cal.multiple[i];
- // sometimes the date is not actually selected,
- // so let's check
- if (d) {
- // OK, selected. Fill an input field or something.
- el.innerHTML += d.print("%A, %Y %B %d") + "<br />";
- // and push it in the "MA", in case one triggers the calendar again.
- MA[MA.length] = d;
- }
- }
- cal.hide();
- return true;
- };
-
- Calendar.setup({
- align : "BR",
- showOthers : true,
- multiple : MA, // pass the initial or computed array of multiple dates
- onClose : closed,
- button : "trigger"
- });
-//]]></script>
-
-
-The above code creates a popup calendar and passes to it an array of dates,
-which is initially empty, in the “multiple” argument. When the calendar is
-closed it will call our “closed” function handler; in this handler
-we determine what dates were actually selected, inspecting the
-“cal.multiple” property, we display them in a DIV element right
-next to the <a> element that opens the calendar, and we reinitialize the
-global array of selected dates (which will be used if the end user opens the
-calendar again). I guess the code speaks for itself, right? :-)
-Basically you should be able to setup the calendar with the function presented
-in the previous section. However, if for some reason Calendar.setup
-doesn't provide all the functionality that you need and you want to tweak into
-the process of creating and configuring the calendar ``by hand'', then this
-section is the way to go.
-
-The file calendar.js implements the functionality of the calendar.
-All (well, almost all) functions and variables are embedded in the JavaScript
-object ``Calendar''.
-
-You can instantiate a Calendar object by calling the constructor, like
-this: var cal = new Calendar(...). We will discuss the parameters
-later. After creating the object, the variable cal will contain a
-reference to it. You can use this reference to access further options of the
-calendar, for instance:
-
-
-
cal.weekNumbers = false; // do not display week numbers
-cal.showsTime = true; // include a time selector
-cal.setDateFormat("%Y.%m.%d %H:%M"); // set this format: 2003.12.31 23:59
-cal.setDisabledHandler(function(date, year, month, day) {
- // verify date and return true if it has to be disabled
- // ``date'' is a JS Date object, but if you only need the
- // year, month and/or day you can get them separately as
- // next 3 parameters, as you can see in the declaration
- if (year == 2004) {
- // disable all dates from 2004
- return true;
- }
- return false;
-});
-
-
-etc. Prior to version
-0.9.3 this was the only way to configure it. The Calendar.setup
-function, documented in section 2, basically does the same
-things (actually more) in order to setup the calendar, based on the parameters
-that you provided.
The calendar is created by following some steps (even the function
-Calendar.setup, described in section 2, does the
-same). While you can skip optional (marked ``opt'') steps if you're happy with
-the defaults, please respect the order below.
-
-
-
-
Instantiate a Calendar object. Details about this in
-section 5.1.
-
-
opt Set the weekNumbers property to false if you don't want
-the calendar to display week numbers.
-
-
opt Set the showsTime property to true if you
-want the calendar to also provide a time selector.
-
-
opt Set the time24 property to false if you want
-the time selector to be in 12-hour format. Default is 24-hour format. This
-property only has effect if you also set showsTime to
-true.
-
-
opt Set the range of years available for selection (see section
-5.3.15). The default range is [1970..2050].
-
-
opt Set the getDateStatus property. You should pass
-here a function that receives a JavaScript Date object and returns
-true if the given date should be disabled, false otherwise (details in
-section 5.3.7).
-
-
opt Set a date format. Your handler function, passed to the
-calendar constructor, will be called when a date is selected with a reference
-to the calendar and a date string in this format.
-
-
Create the HTML elements related to the calendar. This step
-practically puts the calendar in your HTML page. You simply call
-Calendar.create(). You can give an optional parameter if you wanna
-create a flat calendar (details in section 5.3.1).
-
-
opt Initialize the calendar to a certain date, for instance from
-the input field.
As you could see in the previous section, there are more steps to be followed
-in order to setup the calendar. This happens because there are two different
-things that need to be accomplished: first there is the JavaScript object, that
-is created with new Calendar(...). Secondly there are the HTML
-elements that actually lets you see and manipulate the calendar.
-
-
-[ Those that did UI4 programming, no matter in what
-language and on what platform, may be familiar with this concept. First there
-is the object in memory that lets you manipulate the UI element, and secondly
-there is the UI element (known as ``control'', ``window'', ``widget'', etc.),
-also in memory but you don't usually access it directly. ]
-
-By instantiating the calendar we create the JavaScript object. It lets us
-configure some properties and it also knows how to create the UI element (the
-HTML elements actually) that will eventually be what the end-user sees on
-screen. Creation of the HTML element is accomplished by the function
-Calendar.create. It knows how to create popup or flat calendars.
-This function is described in section 5.3.1.
-
-Some properties need to be set prior to creating the HTML elements, because
-otherwise they wouldn't have any effect. Such a property is
-weekNumbers -- it has the default value ``true'', and if you don't
-want the calendar to display the week numbers you have to set it to false. If,
-however, you do that after calling Calendar.create the calendar
-would still display the week numbers, because the HTML elements are already
-created (including the <td>-s in the <table> element that
-should contain the week numbers). For this reason the order of the steps above
-is important.
-
-Another example is when you want to show the calendar. The ``create'' function
-does create the HTML elements, but they are initially hidden (have the style
-``display: none'') unless the calendar is a flat calendar that should be always
-visible in the page. Obviously, the Calendar.show function should be
-called after calling Calendar.create.
Suppose the end-user has popped up a calendar and selects a date. The calendar
-then closes. What really happens now?
-
-There are two approaches. The first (used in very old versions of the
-calendar) was to drop completely the Calendar object and when the end-user pops
-up the calendar again to create another one. This approach is bad for more
-reasons:
-
-
-
-
creating the JavaScript object and HTML elements is time-consuming
-
-
we may loose some end-user preferences (i.e. he might prefer to have
-Monday for the first day of week and probably already clicked it the first time
-when the calendar was opened, but now he has to do it again)
-
-
-The second approach, implemented by the Calendar.setup function, is to
-cache the JavaScript object. It does this by checking the global variable
-window.calendar and if it is not null it assumes it is the created
-Calendar object. When the end-user closes the calendar, our code will only
-call ``hide'' on it, therefore keeping the JavaScript object and the
-HTML elements in place.
-
-CAVEAT: Since time selection support was introduced, this
-``object caching'' mechanism has the following drawback: if you once created
-the calendar with the time selection support, then other items that may not
-require this functionality will still get a calendar with the time selection
-support enabled. And reciprocal. ;-) Hopefully this will be corrected in a
-later version, but for now it doesn't seem such a big problem.
You might rightfully wonder how is the calendar related to the input field?
-Who tells it that it has to update that input field when a date is
-selected, or that it has to jump to that URL when a date is clicked in
-flat mode?
-
-All this magic is done through callback functions. The calendar doesn't know
-anything about the existence of an input field, nor does it know where to
-redirect the browser when a date is clicked in flat mode. It just calls your
-callback when a particular event is happening, and you're responsible to handle
-it from there. For a general purpose library I think this is the best model of
-making a truly reusable thing.
-
-The calendar supports the following user callbacks:
-
-
-
-
onSelect -- this gets called when the end-user changes the date in the
-calendar. Documented in section 5.1.
-
-
onClose -- this gets called when the calendar should close. It's
-user's responsibility to close the calendar. Details in section
-5.1.
-
-
getDateStatus -- this function gets called for any day in a month,
-just before displaying the month. It is called with a JavaScript Date
-object and should return true if that date should be disabled, false
-if it's an ordinary date and no action should be taken, or it can return a
-string in which case the returned value will be appended to the element's CSS
-class (this way it provides a powerful way to make some dates ``special'',
-i.e. highlight them differently). Details in section
-5.3.8.
var calendar = Calendar(firstDayOfWeek, date, onSelect, onClose);
-
-
-Parameters are as follows:
-
-
-
-
firstDayOfWeek -- specifies which day is to be displayed as the first
-day of week. Possible values are 0 to 6; 0 means Sunday, 1 means Monday,
-..., 6 means Saturday.
-
-
date -- a JavaScript Date object or null. If null
-is passed then the calendar will default to today date. Otherwise it will
-initialize on the given date.
-
-
onSelect -- your callback for the ``onChange'' event. See above.
-
-
onClose -- your callback for the ``onClose'' event. See above.
-Here is a typical implementation of this function:
-
-
-
function onSelect(calendar, date) {
- var input_field = document.getElementById("date");
- input_field.value = date;
-};
-
-
-date is in the format selected with calendar.setDateFormat
-(see section 5.3.5). This code simply updates the
-input field. If you want the calendar to be in single-click mode then you
-should also close the calendar after you updated the input field, so we come to
-the following version:
-
-
-
function onSelect(calendar, date) {
- var input_field = document.getElementById("date");
- input_field.value = date;
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- calendar.callCloseHandler(); // this calls "onClose" (see above)
- }
-};
-
-
-Note that we checked the member variable dateClicked and
-only hide the calendar if it's true. If this variable is false it
-means that no date was actually selected, but the user only changed the
-month/year using the navigation buttons or the menus. We don't want to hide
-the calendar in that case.
-This event is triggered when the calendar should close. It should hide or
-destroy the calendar object -- the calendar itself just triggers the event, but
-it won't close itself.
-
-A typical implementation of this function is the following:
-
-
-
function onClose(calendar) {
- calendar.hide();
- // or calendar.destroy();
-};
-
-After creating the Calendar object you can access the following properties:
-
-
-
-
date -- is a JavaScript Date object. It will always
-reflect the date shown in the calendar (yes, even if the calendar is hidden).
-
-
isPopup -- if this is true then the current Calendar object is
-a popup calendar. Otherwise (false) we have a flat calendar. This variable is
-set from Calendar.create and has no meaning before this function was
-called.
-
-
dateClicked -- particularly useful in the onSelect
-handler, this variable tells us if a date was really clicked. That's because
-the onSelect handler is called even if the end-user only changed the
-month/year but did not select a date. We don't want to close the calendar in
-that case.
-
-
weekNumbers -- if true (default) then the calendar
-displays week numbers. If you don't want week numbers you have to set this
-variable to falsebefore calling Calendar.create.
-
-
showsTime - if you set this to true (it is
-false by default) then the calendar will also include a time selector.
-
-
time24 - if you set this to false then the time
-selector will be in 12-hour format. It is in 24-hour format by default.
-
-
firstDayOfWeek -- specifies the first day of week (0 to 6, pass
-0 for Sunday, 1 for Monday, ..., 6 for Saturday). This variable is set from
-constructor, but you still have a chance to modify it before calling
-Calendar.create.
-
-
-
-There are lots of other member variables, but one should access them only
-through member functions so I won't document them here.
-This function creates the afferent HTML elements that are needed to display the
-calendar. You should call it after setting the calendar properties. Synopsis:
-
-
calendar.create(); // creates a popup calendar
- // -- or --
-calendar.create(document.getElementById(parent_id)); // makes a flat calendar
-
-
-It can create a popup calendar or a flat calendar. If the ``parent'' argument
-is present (it should be a reference -- not ID -- to an HTML element) then
-a flat calendar is created and it is inserted in the given element.
-
-At any moment, given a reference to a calendar object, we can inspect if it's a
-popup or a flat calendar by checking the boolean member variable
-isPopup:
-
-
-
if (calendar.isPopup) {
- // this is a popup calendar
-} else {
- // this is a flat calendar
-}
-
-This function calls the second user callback (the
-onClose handler). It's useful when you want to have a
-``single-click'' calendar -- just call this in your onSelect handler,
-if a date was clicked.
-Call this function to hide the calendar. The calendar object and HTML elements
-will not be destroyed, thus you can later call one of the show
-functions on the same element.
-This function configures the format in which the calendar reports the date to
-your ``onSelect'' handler. Call it like this:
-
-
-
calendar.setDateFormat("%y/%m/%d");
-
-
-As you can see, it receives only one parameter, the required format. The magic
-characters are the following:
-
-
-
-
%a
abbreviated weekday name
-
%A
full weekday name
-
%b
abbreviated month name
-
%B
full month name
-
%C
century number
-
%d
the day of the month ( 00 .. 31 )
-
%e
the day of the month ( 0 .. 31 )
-
%H
hour ( 00 .. 23 )
-
%I
hour ( 01 .. 12 )
-
%j
day of the year ( 000 .. 366 )
-
%k
hour ( 0 .. 23 )
-
%l
hour ( 1 .. 12 )
-
%m
month ( 01 .. 12 )
-
%M
minute ( 00 .. 59 )
-
%n
a newline character
-
%p
``PM'' or ``AM''
-
%P
``pm'' or ``am''
-
%S
second ( 00 .. 59 )
-
%s
number of seconds since Epoch (since Jan 01 1970 00:00:00 UTC)
-
%t
a tab character
-
%U, %W, %V
the week number
-
%u
the day of the week ( 1 .. 7, 1 = MON )
-
%w
the day of the week ( 0 .. 6, 0 = SUN )
-
%y
year without the century ( 00 .. 99 )
-
%Y
year including the century ( ex. 1979 )
-
%%
a literal % character
-
-There are more algorithms for computing the week number. All
-three specifiers currently implement the same one, as defined by ISO 8601:
-``the week 01 is the week that has the Thursday in the current year, which is
-equivalent to the week that contains the fourth day of January. Weeks start on
-Monday.''
-Has the same prototype as Calendar.setDateFormat, but refers to the
-format of the date displayed in the ``status bar'' when the mouse is over some
-date.
-This function allows you to specify a callback function that checks if a
-certain date must be disabled by the calendar. You are responsible to write
-the callback function. Synopsis:
-
-
-
function disallowDate(date) {
- // date is a JS Date object
- if ( date.getFullYear() == 2003 &&
- date.getMonth() == 6 /* July, it's zero-based */ &&
- date.getDate() == 5 ) {
- return true; // disable July 5 2003
- }
- return false; // enable other dates
-};
-
-calendar.setDisabledHandler(disallowDate);
-
-
-If you change this function in ``real-time'', meaning, without creating a new
-calendar, then you have to call calendar.refresh() to make it
-redisplay the month and take into account the new disabledHandler.
-Calendar.setup does this, so you have no such trouble with it.
-
-Note that disallowDate should be very fast, as it is called for each
-date in the month. Thus, it gets called, say, 30 times before displaying the
-calendar, and 30 times when the month is changed. Tests I've done so far show
-that it's still good, but in the future I might switch it to a different design
-(for instance, to call it once per month and to return an array of dates that
-must be disabled).
-
-This function should be considered deprecated in the favor of
-Calendar.setDateStatusHandler, described below.
-This function obsoletes Calendar.setDisabledHandler. You call it with
-a function parameter, but this function can return a boolean
-or a string. If the return value is a boolean (true or
-false) then it behaves just like setDisabledHandler,
-therefore disabling the date if the return value is true.
-
-If the returned value is a string then the given date will gain an additional
-CSS class, namely the returned value. You can use this to highlight some dates
-in some way. Note that you are responsible for defining the CSS class that you
-return. If you return the string ``disabled'' then that date will be disabled,
-just as if you returned true.
-
-Here is a simple scenario that shows what you can do with this function. The
-following should be present in some of your styles, or in the document head in
-a STYLE tag (but put it after the place where the calendar styles were
-loaded):
-And you would use the following code before calling Calendar.create():
-
-
-
// this table holds your special days, so that we can automatize
-// things a bit:
-var SPECIAL_DAYS = {
- 0 : [ 13, 24 ], // special days in January
- 2 : [ 1, 6, 8, 12, 18 ], // special days in March
- 8 : [ 21, 11 ], // special days in September
- 11 : [ 25, 28 ] // special days in December
-};
-
-// this function returns true if the passed date is special
-function dateIsSpecial(year, month, day) {
- var m = SPECIAL_DAYS[month];
- if (!m) return false;
- for (var i in m) if (m[i] == day) return true;
- return false;
-}
-
-// this is the actual date status handler. Note that it receives the
-// date object as well as separate values of year, month and date, for
-// your confort.
-function dateStatusHandler(date, y, m, d) {
- if (dateIsSpecial(y, m, d)) return ``special'';
- else return false;
- // return true above if you want to disable other dates
-}
-
-// configure it to the calendar
-calendar.setDateStatusHandler(dateStatusHandler);
-
-
-The above code adds the ``special'' class name to some dates that are defined
-in the SPECIAL_DAYS table. Other dates will simply be displayed as default,
-enabled.
-This function is useful if you want to display the calendar near some element.
-You call it like this:
-
-
-
calendar.showAtElement(element, align);
-
-
-where element is a reference to your element (for instance it can be the input
-field that displays the date) and align is an optional parameter, of type string,
-containing one or two characters. For instance, if you pass "Br" as
-align, the calendar will appear below the element and with its right
-margin continuing the element's right margin.
-
-As stated above, align may contain one or two characters. The first character
-dictates the vertical alignment, relative to the element, and the second
-character dictates the horizontal alignment. If the second character is
-missing it will be assumed "l" (the left margin of the calendar will
-be at the same horizontal position as the left margin of the element).
-
-The characters given for the align parameters are case sensitive. This
-function only makes sense when the calendar is in popup mode. After computing
-the position it uses Calendar.showAt to display the calendar there.
-Use this function to parse a date given as string and to move the calendar to
-that date.
-
-The algorithm tries to parse the date according to the format that was
-previously set with Calendar.setDateFormat; if that fails, it still
-tries to get some valid date out of it (it doesn't read your thoughts, though).
The calendar code was intentionally embedded in an object to make it have as
-less as possible side effects. However, there are some -- not harmful, after
-all. Here is a list of side effects; you can count they already happened after
-calendar.js was loaded.
-
-
-
The global variable window.calendar will be set to null. This
-variable is used by the calendar code, especially when doing drag & drop for
-moving the calendar. In the future I might get rid of it, but for now it
-didn't harm anyone.
-
-
The JavaScript Date object is modified. We add some properties
-and functions that are very useful to our calendar. It made more sense to add
-them directly to the Date object than to the calendar itself.
-Complete list:
-
-
-
Date._MD = new Array(31,28,31,30,31,30,31,31,30,31,30,31);
-
-
Date.SECOND = 1000 /* milliseconds */;
-
-
Date.MINUTE = 60 * Date.SECOND;
-
-
Date.HOUR = 60 * Date.MINUTE;
-
-
Date.DAY = 24 * Date.HOUR;
-
-
Date.WEEK = 7 * Date.DAY;
-
-
Date.prototype.getMonthDays(month) -- returns the number of days
-of the given month, or of the current date object if no month was given.
-
-
Date.prototype.getWeekNumber() -- returns the week number of the
-date in the current object.
-
-
Date.prototype.equalsTo(other_date) -- compare the current date
-object with other_date and returns true if the dates are
-equal. It ignores time.
-
-
Date.prototype.print(format) -- returns a string with the
-current date object represented in the given format. It implements the format
-specified in section 5.3.5.
The following people either sponsored, donated money to the project or bought
-commercial licenses (listed in reverse chronological order). Your name could
-be here too! If you wish to sponsor the project (for instance request a
-feature and pay me for implementing it) or donate some money please
-please contact me at mihai_bazon@yahoo.com.
1
-by the term ``widget'' I understand a single element of user interface.
-But that's in Linux world. For those that did lots of Windows
-programming the term ``control'' might be more familiar
-
-
2 people report that the calendar does
-not work with IE5/Mac. However, this browser was discontinued and we
-believe that supporting it doesn't worth the efforts, given the fact that
-it has the worst, buggiest implementation for DOM I've ever seen.
-
3 under Opera 7 the calendar still lacks some functionality, such as
-keyboard navigation; also Opera doesn't seem to allow disabling text
-selection when one drags the mouse on the page; despite all that, the
-calendar is still highly functional under Opera 7 and looks as good as
-in other supported browsers.
This is release 1.0. Works on MSIE/Win 5.0 or better (really),
-Opera 7+, Mozilla, Firefox, Netscape 6.x, 7.0 and all other Gecko-s,
-Konqueror and Safari.
-
-
Keyboard navigation
-
-
Starting with version 0.9.2, you can also use the keyboard to select
-dates (only for popup calendars; does not work with Opera
-7 or Konqueror/Safari). The following keys are available:
-
-
-
-
← , → ,
- ↑ , ↓ -- select date
-
CTRL + ← ,
- → -- select month
-
CTRL + ↑ ,
- ↓ -- select year
-
SPACE -- go to today date
-
ENTER -- accept the currently selected date
-
ESC -- cancel selection
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
- Flat calendar
-
-
-
A non-popup version will appear below as soon
- as the page is loaded. Note that it doesn't show the week number.
-
-
-
-
-
-
- The example above uses the setDisabledHandler() member function
- to setup a handler that would only enable days withing a range of 10 days,
- forward or backward, from the current date.
-
- Starting version 0.9.7,
- the calendar is able to handle multiple dates selection, in either
- flat or popup form. For this to happen one needs to pass the
- "multiple: true" parameter to
- Calendar.setup and to install an onUpdate
- handler that watches for modifications.
-
-
- [open calendar...]
-
-
-
-
-
-
-mishoo
- Last modified: Thu Mar 3 20:17:42 EET 2005
-
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-The DHTML Calendar
--------------------
-
- Author: Mihai Bazon,
- http://dynarch.com/mishoo/
-
- This program is free software published under the
- terms of the GNU Lesser General Public License.
-
- For the entire license text please refer to
- http://www.gnu.org/licenses/lgpl.html
-
-Contents
----------
-
- calendar.js -- the main program file
- lang/*.js -- internalization files
- *.css -- color themes
- cal.html -- example usage file
- doc/ -- documentation, in PDF and HTML
- simple-1.html -- quick setup examples [popup calendars]
- simple-2.html -- quick setup example for flat calendar
- calendar.php -- PHP wrapper
- test.php -- test file for the PHP wrapper
-
-Homepage
----------
-
- For details and latest versions please refer to calendar
- homepage, located on my website:
-
- http://dynarch.com/mishoo/calendar.epl
-
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-
-
-
- jscalendar release notes
-
-
-
-
-
-
This release compiled at Monday, 7 Mar 2005 (19:06).
-
-
1.0
-
-
-
-
- Added support for multiple dates selection. In this mode the
- calendar will allow the user to select more than one date, and
- will maintain an array of selected dates that can be
- investigated from your custom handlers. Sample in multiple-dates.html.
-
-
-
- Support for “day info”. Using this feature you can display
- custom information for certain dates. Sample in dayinfo.html. Note that if the text
- is really big the calendar layout might appear somehow broken;
- this is something that should be easy to fix in the CSS file.
-
-
-
- Clicking on “Today” will now close the calendar if the current
- date is already selected.
-
-
-
- The “first day of week” setting can now be defined in the
- language file--after all, it is locale-specific. The new
- parameter is “Calendar._FD”. Language files should be
- updated, but the calendar will not complain nor fail to
- function if the parameter is not present.
-
-
-
- Some fixes to make the thing work in Safari. It now seems to
- be properly supported, please let me know if you encounter any
- problems.
-
-
-
- New skin: Aqua theme, appropriate for MacOSX fan sites :-)
- This theme is located in “skins/aqua/theme.css” (in the
- future, all themes will go to this directory).
-
-
-
- Bug fixes.
-
-
- Keyboard operation now functions normally when the
- calendar is displaying days from adjacent months; it might
- even work correctly for months containing disabled dates
- :). This fix was originally developed under contract for
- The
- Zapatec Calendar. Zapatec kindly allowed us to
- include the bugfixes back in the open source calendar.
-
-
- Fixed the time selection bug: the previous version would
- reset the time to current time when a new date was
- clicked.
-
-
- Parsing hours like "12:XX pm" would wrongfully replace
- "pm" with "am"--fixed.
-
-
- Fixed critical bugs in parseDate function that would
- initialize the calendar with 'NaN' values in all cells if
- the string to be parsed is not a valid date.
-
-
- The golbal variable that we are using was renamed to
- “_dynarch_popupCalendar” to minimize the risk of name
- clashes. It's still difficult to get rid of it.
-
-
- Added z-index property to drop-down menus style.
-
-
- The calendar will update an input field even in flat mode,
- if an input field was passed. Also, the “showOthers”
- parameter will be effective in both popup and flat mode.
-
-
- Others, probably.
-
-
-
-
-
- Documentation & sample files updated.
-
-
-
-
-
0.9.6
-
-
-
-
- "Smart" (TM :-) positioning algorithm. The new algorithm will
- try to keep the calendar in the browser view, which is helpful
- in situations when the input field is near the bottom or the
- right edge. This code is only tested with IE and Mozilla, but
- it should work with other browsers too. Many thanks to Sunny Chowdhury for sponsoring
- this feature!
-
-
-
- Support for IE5/Win is back. I also want to thank Janusz
- Piwowarski for keeping his eye on the CVS ;-) He reviewed my
- IE5-related changes and sent me a much cleaner patch.
-
-
-
- The calendar will now allow any day of week to be "the first
- day of week". This was requested long time ago, by someone
- whose name I forgot (sorry). The reason was that in certain
- countries weeks start on Saturday. So I thought that instead
- of having a "mondayFirst" and a "saturdayFirst" parameter,
- :-), it's better to have a "firstDayOfWeek" parameter; now
- it's present and its meaning is: "0 for Sunday", "1 for
- Monday", "2 for Tuesday", etc. The equivalent parameter for
- Calendar.setup is "firstDay". The end user can also change
- it very easy: click on the day name in the calendar display.
-
-
-
- The above feature triggered one important change: the
- notion of "weekend" is now defined in the language file.
- Added parameters:
-
-
-
- "WEEKEND" specifies a string with comma-separated numbers from
- 0 to 7; they define what days are marked as "weekend". 5 and
- 6 mean, of course, "Sunday" and "Saturday". Day first is the
- tooltip displayed when a day name is hovered; "%s" will get
- replaced with the day name. Updated languages are "en" and
- "ro", which I maintain. Please note that languages wich are
- not updated will not work. If yours is one of them,
- please consider fixing it and sending me the fix so that I can
- include it in the distro.
-
-
-
- The calendar can now display days from the months adjacent to
- the currently displayed one. This is optional, of course, and
- the parameter name is "showsOtherMonths" (or "showOthers" in
- Calendar.setup). All theme files were updated.
-
-
-
- Displays "Time:" near the time selector, only if defined in
- the language file.
-
-
-
- Some bugs fixed in the date parsing code (which has also been
- rewritten a little bit cleaner).
-
-
-
- Calendar.setup will now configure the calendar to trigger the
- input fields' "onchange" event, if specified, when a date is
- selected.
-
-
-
- New parameter in Calendar.setup: "cache" (defaults to
- false). If set to true then the popup calendar object
- will be "cached", meaning, it will be created only once, no
- matter how many input fields are there in the page. Sometimes
- this is not desirable, which is why I've added this
- parameter. Please note that it defaults to "false" (thus the
- default behavior has changed).
-
-
-
- Added a simple PHP wrapper. It provides code which loads all
- the required scripts and theme file, and one function which
- creates and configures an input field for date input. It
- takes care of creating and assigning unique ID-s for the
- calendar fields and it also creates the "Calendar.setup" code.
- Functions to create more specialized fields can be added very
- easily. This feature was requested by the FreeMED.org project
- (thanks for donating!).
-
-
-
-
-
Wow, there were quite some changes :-D Enjoy it!
-
-
0.9.5
-
-
- This release's primary goal is to fix a wrong license statement which
- can be found in some files from 0.9.4. For instance in README or
- calendar.js, the statement was that the code is distributed under the
- GNU GPL; that's because I had plans to change the license, then
- changed my mind but unfortunately I committed files so. I am sorry
- for this inconvenience, please use the latest (0.9.5) release which is
- fully covered by LGPL.
-
-
-
Other changes:
-
-
-
-
- Fixed an annoying bug that prevented the calendar to display
- correctly when it was configured for an input field inside a
- scrolling area. Many thanks to Ian Barrack (Simban.com) who pointed it up and
- donated quite some money for the Calendar project!
-
-
-
- All examples use UTF-8 now; the translations may not be all
- up-to-date, but I strongly suggest everyone to use
- UTF-8; other encodings are a plain mess. So far I know for sure
- that Romanian translation will work with UTF-8 and not
- anymore with ISO-8859-2. Other translations are probably
- usable under UTF-8, but if your preferred language isn't... ;-)
- please make it and send it to me for inclusion.
-
-
-
- Fixed small bug in the documentation (one footnote didn't appear
- where it should have).
-
-
-
- Updated translations: DE, ES, HU, IT, RO. Thanks to everyone who
- sent translations!
-
-
-
-
-
0.9.4
-
-
New stuff
-
-
-
-
Supports time selection. Yes. ;-) This work has been largely
- sponsored by Himanshukumar Shah (thank you!). See
- the docs and example files for details on how to setup.
-
-
Easy to link 2 or more fields by using the new
- onUpdate parameter of Calendar.setup. This
- is useful, say, to automatically set a value in a second field based
- on the value selected in the first field. See the documentation and
- first sample in simple-1.html.
-
-
Other Calendar.setup low-level parameters, for those
- wanting to have the complete control: onSelect and
- onClose. The handlers are called when something is
- selected in the calendar or when the calendar is closed.
-
-
The translation files can optionally include the short day names
- and the short month names. That's because in some languages, like
- German, the short form is not the first 3 letters of the entire name
- but only the first 2. Also in other languages short names can't be
- as easily derived from the full name by just calling substr, so this
- patch solves the problem.
-
-
Implemented a nice way to make some dates "special" (look
- different). Specifically, the setDisabledHandler method
- was replaced with the more general setDateStatusHandler
- method (the old one is still available for backwards compatibility but
- will be removed). More details about this in the
- documentation. Also see simple-3.html
- for a live sample.
-
-
Date parsing and formatting engine is now rewritten and supports a
- subset of strftime format specifiers from ANSI C. This
- makes it possible to use dates like "YYYYMMDD" (the corresponding
- format for this would be "%Y%m%d"). Details in the documentation.
- Please note that the new engine is not compatibile with older
- calendar releases!
-
-
Along with the new date parser I workarounded an unpleasant crash
- that occurred in IE when certain accented characters appeared in the
- texts. I think German was one of the language with such problems, and
- the workaround was to use the letter without an accent. Well, now you
- can translate to whatever you want.
-
-
"Fixes" (I mean, "horrible workarounds") for Konqueror (and
- hopefully Safari). Unfortunately, this otherwise excellent browser
- still has some bugs that keep the calendar from working
- exactly as it should.. But they're going to be fixed,
- right? ;-)
-
-
CSS themes got pretty much modified too so if you wrote your theme
- you need to update it. Aside for the time selector support, the CSS
- themes contain a simple hack that makes the navigation buttons show
- a little arrow in the lower-right corner which indicates that if one
- holds the mouse a menu will appear.
-
-
-
-
Translation files
-
-
The translation files need to be updated in order for the calendar to
- work properly. Currently the only updated files are calendar-en.js
- (main file) and calendar-ro.js (well, yes, I am a Romanian ;-).
-
-
Specifically, they need the following:
-
-
-
-
Correct date format, according with the new format specifiers
- introduced in 0.9.4. Details about the available format specifiers
- in the documentation
-
-
Short day or month names, if required. If they can be
- derived by taking the first N letters of the full name then a simple
- Calendar._SDN_len = N or Calendar._SMN_len = N will suffice. If N
- is 3 then nothing needs to be done as we take it for granted if no
- other option is offered ;-)
-
-
We have some new texts that shows short usage information as well
- as copyright information.
-
-
-
-
If your favorite language is not there yet, or it is but not updated
- according to the main calendar-en.js file, then please consider
- translating calendar-en.js and send the translation back to me so that
- I include it in the official distribution.
-
-
Bug status
-
-
Check SourceForge,
- I didn't keep track. However, there were a lot of bugfixes.
-
-
0.9.3
-
-
New stuff
-
-
-
-
Opera 7 compatibility — keyboard navigation is
- still not available; text selection can't be disabled, leading to an
- ugly effect when walking through the month/year menus.
-
-
Ability to align the calendar relative to the input field (or any
- other element). Vertical: top, center, bottom. Horizontal: left,
- center, right. This is established as a new parameter for
- showAtElement.
-
-
Added dateClicked property (boolean). This can be
- inspected in the "onSelect" handler to determine if a date was
- really clicked or the user only changed month/year using the menus.
- You need to check this for "single-click" calendars and
- only close/hide the calendar if it's true.
-
-
Full documentation in HTML
- and PDF format is now available in the
- distribution archive.
-
-
New language definition files: HU, HR, PT, ZH. Thanks those who
- submitted!
-
-
-
-
Bug status
-
-
This covers only those bugs that have been reported at SourceForge.
- This page lists some common setups for the popup calendar. In
- order to see how to do any of them please see the source of this
- page. For each example it's structured like this: there's the
- <form> that contains the input field, and following there is
- the JavaScript snippet that setups that form. An example of
- flat calendar is available in another page.
-
-
- The code in this page uses a helper function defined in
- "calendar-setup.js". With it you can setup the calendar in
- minutes. If you're not that impatient, ;-) complete documenation is
- available.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Basic setup: one input per calendar. Clicking in the input field
-activates the calendar. The date format is "%m/%d/%Y %I:%M %p". The
-calendar defaults to "single-click mode".
-
-
The example below has been updated to show you how to create "linked"
-fields. Basically, when some field is filled with a date, the other
-is updated so that the difference between them remains one week. The
-property useful here is "onUpdate".
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Input field with a trigger button. Clicking the button activates
-the calendar. Note that this one needs double-click (singleClick parameter
-is explicitely set to false). Also demonstrates the "step" parameter
-introduced in 0.9.6 (show all years in drop-down boxes, instead of every
-other year as default).
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Input field with a trigger image. Note that the Calendar.setup
-function doesn't care if the trigger is a button, image, or anything else.
-Also in this example we setup a different alignment, just to show how it's
-done. The input field is read-only (that is set from HTML).
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hidden field, display area. The calendar now puts the date into 2
-elements: one is an input field of type "hidden"—so that the user
-can't directly see or modify it— and one is a <span> element in
-which the date is displayed. Note that if the trigger is not specified the
-calendar will use the displayArea (or inputField as in the first example).
-The display area can have it's own format. This is useful if, for instance,
-we need to store one format in the database (thus pass it in the input
-field) but we wanna show a friendlier format to the end-user.
-
-
-
-
Your birthday:
- Click to open date selector.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hidden field, display area, trigger image. Very similar to the
-previous example. The difference is that we also have a trigger image.
-
-
-
-
Your birthday: -- not entered --.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
Hidden field, display area. Very much like the previous examples,
-but we now disable some dates (all weekends, that is, Saturdays and
-Sundays).
- This page demonstrates how to setup a flat calendar. Examples of
- popup calendars are available in another page.
-
-
- The code in this page uses a helper function defined in
- "calendar-setup.js". With it you can setup the calendar in
- minutes. If you're not that impatient, ;-) complete documenation is
- available.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
The positioning of the DIV that contains the calendar is entirely your
-job. For instance, the "calendar-container" DIV from this page has the
-following style: "float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em".
-
-
Following there is the code that has been used to create this calendar.
-You can find the full description of the Calendar.setup() function
-in the calendar documenation.
-
-
<div style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em;"
-id="calendar-container"></div>
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
- function dateChanged(calendar) {
- // Beware that this function is called even if the end-user only
- // changed the month/year. In order to determine if a date was
- // clicked you can use the dateClicked property of the calendar:
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- // OK, a date was clicked, redirect to /yyyy/mm/dd/index.php
- var y = calendar.date.getFullYear();
- var m = calendar.date.getMonth(); // integer, 0..11
- var d = calendar.date.getDate(); // integer, 1..31
- // redirect...
- window.location = "/" + y + "/" + m + "/" + d + "/index.php";
- }
- };
-
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- flat : "calendar-container", // ID of the parent element
- flatCallback : dateChanged // our callback function
- }
- );
-</script>
- This page demonstrates how to setup a flat calendar. Examples of
- popup calendars are available in another page.
-
-
- The code in this page uses a helper function defined in
- "calendar-setup.js". With it you can setup the calendar in
- minutes. If you're not that impatient, ;-) complete documenation is
- available.
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
-
The positioning of the DIV that contains the calendar is entirely your
-job. For instance, the "calendar-container" DIV from this page has the
-following style: "float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em".
-
-
Following there is the code that has been used to create this calendar.
-You can find the full description of the Calendar.setup() function
-in the calendar documenation.
-
-
<div style="float: right; margin-left: 1em; margin-bottom: 1em;"
-id="calendar-container"></div>
-
-<script type="text/javascript">
- function dateChanged(calendar) {
- // Beware that this function is called even if the end-user only
- // changed the month/year. In order to determine if a date was
- // clicked you can use the dateClicked property of the calendar:
- if (calendar.dateClicked) {
- // OK, a date was clicked, redirect to /yyyy/mm/dd/index.php
- var y = calendar.date.getFullYear();
- var m = calendar.date.getMonth(); // integer, 0..11
- var d = calendar.date.getDate(); // integer, 1..31
- // redirect...
- window.location = "/" + y + "/" + m + "/" + d + "/index.php";
- }
- };
-
- Calendar.setup(
- {
- flat : "calendar-container", // ID of the parent element
- flatCallback : dateChanged // our callback function
- }
- );
-</script>
-
-
-
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-}
-
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- border-color: #797979;
-}
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-
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- padding: 2px; /* Make the buttons seem like they're pressing */
- background: url("title-bg.gif") repeat-x 0 100%; color: #000;
- font-weight: bold;
-}
-
-.calendar .nav {
- font-family: verdana,tahoma,sans-serif;
-}
-
-.calendar .nav div {
- background: transparent url("menuarrow.gif") no-repeat 100% 100%;
-}
-
-.calendar thead tr { background: url("title-bg.gif") repeat-x 0 100%; color: #000; }
-
-.calendar thead .title { /* This holds the current "month, year" */
- font-weight: bold; /* Pressing it will take you to the current date */
- text-align: center;
- padding: 2px;
- background: url("title-bg.gif") repeat-x 0 100%; color: #000;
-}
-
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- padding: 2px;
- text-align: center;
- color: #000;
-}
-
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- color: #c44;
-}
-
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- border-bottom: 1px solid #797979;
- padding: 2px 2px 1px 2px;
-}
-
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- background: url("active-bg.gif"); color: #fff;
- padding: 3px 1px 0px 3px;
- border-bottom: 1px solid #797979;
-}
-
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- background: url("dark-bg.gif");
-}
-
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