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Jason James
Hi all,
I use a calendar control in an ASP.NET form that is used to capture the
date of a specific task. I want to be able to show this date at some
future point in time by setting the SelectedDate of the calendar
control to the value returned from a database. This all works fine and
the selected date is indeed highlighted. However, if the date of the
task is not in the current month then I have to navigate to the correct
month of the task to see the highlighted date.
Shouldn't the calendar control change to the correct month and
highlight the selected date before rendering the control? If not then
does anyone have any idea how I can ensure that the calendar control is
showing the correct month for the required task?
Many thanks,
Jason.
I use a calendar control in an ASP.NET form that is used to capture the
date of a specific task. I want to be able to show this date at some
future point in time by setting the SelectedDate of the calendar
control to the value returned from a database. This all works fine and
the selected date is indeed highlighted. However, if the date of the
task is not in the current month then I have to navigate to the correct
month of the task to see the highlighted date.
Shouldn't the calendar control change to the correct month and
highlight the selected date before rendering the control? If not then
does anyone have any idea how I can ensure that the calendar control is
showing the correct month for the required task?
Many thanks,
Jason.