Lord-Nikon
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Wonder if anyone can help me. Working with forms (HTML) and having a PHP backdrop, I need a nice little button next to a date field where a user can click and select a date. Strange enough when programming for the Opera browser you have a date type:
<input type="date" name="psdate">
which will render a nice little date field with a browse for date button. This however is not compatible in Internet Explorer or mind you, any other browser i've used.
I've tried mocking about with a couple of scripts (www.hotscripts.com" and various other sites) but nothing what I need. All of them is either too complicated or too simple.
I basically need a browse for date calender popup that will return the selected date via either POST or GET or even store it in a _SESSION["date"] variable...
Also, you need to be able to select two dates. I need a start and end date for one form so the script must be able to return two variables for the start and end dates and this is where the trouble comes in with scripts from the internet. You can have one date in one form but can't use that script for a second date in the same form as this will override your first selected date. Any help/suggestions here will be valued highly!
Any suggestions, assistance or scripts will be much appreciated...
<input type="date" name="psdate">
which will render a nice little date field with a browse for date button. This however is not compatible in Internet Explorer or mind you, any other browser i've used.
I've tried mocking about with a couple of scripts (www.hotscripts.com" and various other sites) but nothing what I need. All of them is either too complicated or too simple.
I basically need a browse for date calender popup that will return the selected date via either POST or GET or even store it in a _SESSION["date"] variable...
Also, you need to be able to select two dates. I need a start and end date for one form so the script must be able to return two variables for the start and end dates and this is where the trouble comes in with scripts from the internet. You can have one date in one form but can't use that script for a second date in the same form as this will override your first selected date. Any help/suggestions here will be valued highly!
Any suggestions, assistance or scripts will be much appreciated...
