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New Post 2/22/2006 9:21 AM
User is offline James Plankenhorn
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How do I pop-up a calendar when selcting a dropdown item in a datagrid? 

I have a datagrid with an edit option.  When in edit mode, I display a textbox for a schedule date and a status dropdown.  When the status "Scheduled" is selected, I would like a pop-up calendar to appear for the user to select a date from, which would then populate the textbox.  If any other option is selected, I may need to do some other activity in server side code.  I have used the Calendar.InvokePopupCal for hyperlinks, but I have no idea where to go with this situation.

Does anyone have any ideas, preferably with sample code?  My web coding skills aren't that great.
 
New Post 2/23/2006 8:21 AM
User is offline James Plankenhorn
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Re: How do I pop-up a calendar when selcting a dropdown item in a datagrid? 
Never mind.  I was able to accomplish what I wanted with the standard asp:calendar control.
 
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