>>Hi all,
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>> When I navigate to the page, I get the calendar showing when it shouldn't be until clicking in one of the textboxes and the textboxes are not linked to it. Anyone got any ideas why it wouldn't work in this situation?
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>I'm not sure what you're saying here. So when you come into the page the calendar is already visible (instead of collapsed)? It sounds like you want it to appear when one of the textboxes on this page get focus? Are you sure this isn't being done automatically by one of the MM controls?
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>Is the browser displaying any Javascript errors which might be keeping this from getting hooked up correctly (you may have to enable i - in IE, Tools, Options, Advanced, Uncheck "Disable script debugging")?
I first created a test project (web) with two textboxes on the page. I hooked up the popup panel and added extenders to both textboxes just like in the posted code. When I run the web and get the default page I see just two textboxes. If I click in either one of them I get the popup calendar control. If I pick a date on the calendar the calendar goes away and the date is properly updated/ added to the textbox. This works in both textboxes.
Now I recreated this into my web application as I posted it. The popup panel with the calendar was a cut and paste and the controls are the same as well with the added extenders. When I navigate to this page I see both textboxes and the calendar already showing. I click on a date in the calendar but nothing happens. Nothing happens if I click on the text box as well. There are no errors or script errors.
The only difference between my test web page and the application page is the application has a master page involved and there are tables around the textboxes and such. I think I will add a master page to the test app to verify that doesn't cause a problem and then try adding tables to see if I can break the test page.
Thanks Paul
Tim
Timothy Bryan