Thanks Linda,

I got it working by converting the calendar's SelectedDate to a string and storing it in th textbox's text value.

>Frank,
>I haven't done much work with web applications but, if your textbox is bound to data, I think what you are looking for is *this.BindControl(ControlName)*. Otherwise, you may have to do a conversion to text to display the date from the calendar control in a textbox control.
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>>Bob,
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>>yes, it's a web application. What I am trying to do is display a date in a textbox and let the user change the date by using the mmCalendar. I have got it to work, almost. I set the value of the text box to the mmCalendar.SelectedDate when the date is changed in the calendar. However, the calendar does not display the SelectedDate even though when I display the calendar I set the SelectedDate to the appropriate date. Any ideas what I need to do to get that to display properly?
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>>>Frank,
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>>>This question is not a simple as it seems. First, are we talking about a web application? Since your earlier questions were for a web app, I will assume this is for a web app.
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>>>In this case, are you needing a server side or client side refresh? If server side (meaning the value you will be filling into the control comes from the database), then you need to to have a post back to the server. To do this, you will need to set some properties to let this happen (e.g. AutoPostBack = true). Then, if you don't want to have a screen flash, you would want to employ AJAX (another subject that is not that difficult but does require a little time to learn and understand). I use third party controls (from Telerik) which makes alot of this stuff much easier to work with.
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>>>If the refresh required does not need a value from the database, then you will need to write client side scripts. Unfortunately, the MM user guide has little (or no) documenation on this. However, I will say that I have my web app in production and do not require any client side scripting if that helps in any way to decide.
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>>>If this question is related to a Windows app, then it is my guess that the refresh is similar to FoxPro in that you have 'state' in your applicaiton where as in a web app you don't. I haven't written any Windows apps in MM so I can't say definitively.
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>>>I told you this wasn't a simple question. :)
>>>
>>>Bob
>>>
>>>>Basic questions today :)
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>>>>What's the equivalent of thisform.txtName.Refresh() in C# using an mmTextBox?