VB.Net, How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET?

How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET?

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Bruc #1 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on the screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is much better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web form which works the same as DateTimePicker control on Windows form? Thanks a lot.
Sat, 23 Jul 2005 07:12:17 GMT

Matt #2 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? Bruce, I don't know if you ever got an answer for this, but, I have a DTPicker I wrote for ASP.Net that works fairly well... just has a few issues with screen location, but can be modified to suite your needs. If you'l like it, let me know and I can email it to you. Matt Quote: > The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on the > screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is much > better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web form > which works the same as DateTimePicker control on Windows > form? > Thanks a lot.
Mon, 17 Oct 2005 19:46:53 GMT

Bruc #3 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? Yes, I am very interested to try your DateTimePicker component. I haven't got a good solution for this issue. It helps a lot if you can give me your solution. Thanks a lot. Quote: >-----Original Message----- >Bruce, >I don't know if you ever got an answer for this, but, I have a DTPicker I >wrote for ASP.Net that works fairly well... just has a few issues with >screen location, but can be modified to suite your needs. If you'l like it, Quote: >let me know and I can email it to you. >Matt >> The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on the >> screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is much >> better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web form >> which works the same as DateTimePicker control on Windows >> form? >> Thanks a lot. >.
Thu, 20 Oct 2005 01:26:45 GMT

Matt #4 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? I sent a zipped up copy of the class to the email shown in your message. If this isn't the correct email address, let me know and I ca resend it. Matt Quote: > Yes, I am very interested to try your DateTimePicker > component. > I haven't got a good solution for this issue. It helps a > lot if you can give me your solution. > Thanks a lot. > >-----Original Message----- > >Bruce, > >I don't know if you ever got an answer for this, but, I > have a DTPicker I > >wrote for ASP.Net that works fairly well... just has a > few issues with > >screen location, but can be modified to suite your > needs. If you'l like it, > >let me know and I can email it to you. > >Matt > >> The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on > the > >> screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is > much > >> better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web > form > >> which works the same as DateTimePicker control on > Windows > >> form? > >> Thanks a lot. > >.
Sun, 23 Oct 2005 01:20:56 GMT

Laure #5 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? Hello Matt, I had recently the same problem as bruce. This is why I am also interested by the solution which you developed. Thanks in advance. Quote: > Bruce, > I don't know if you ever got an answer for this, but, I have a DTPicker I > wrote for ASP.Net that works fairly well... just has a few issues with > screen location, but can be modified to suite your needs. If you'l like it, > let me know and I can email it to you. > Matt > > The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on the > > screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is much > > better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web form > > which works the same as DateTimePicker control on Windows > > form? > > Thanks a lot.
Sun, 23 Oct 2005 23:07:48 GMT

Matt #6 / 6	How to simulate DateTimePicker control in ASP.NET? Hi Laurent, Sorry about the time delay... I've been too busy to do much in the news groups lately.. I can email you a copy of the control... just send me an email and let me know where to send it. Thanks, Matt just remove the '.re_move.' Quote: > Hello Matt, > I had recently the same problem as bruce. > This is why I am also interested by the solution which you developed. > Thanks in advance. Quote: > > Bruce, > > I don't know if you ever got an answer for this, but, I have a DTPicker I > > wrote for ASP.Net that works fairly well... just has a few issues with > > screen location, but can be modified to suite your needs. If you'l like it, > > let me know and I can email it to you. > > Matt > > > The calendar control of ASP.NET web form is too big on the > > > screen. The DateTimePicker control of Windows form is much > > > better. Does anybody know how to get a control on web form > > > which works the same as DateTimePicker control on Windows > > > form? > > > Thanks a lot.
Thu, 03 Nov 2005 01:22:54 GMT

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