Just remember, if you call javascript from VFP the function names should be all in lowercase and should take at least one parameter
>>>>I have a database with an events field and dates field.
>>>>I would like to interface this table with a "nice looking" calendar to populate those dates on the calendar with the events.
>>>>
>>>>I guess a web-base Calendar would be better, siince then I won't have to install additional app or ActiveX on the customer's machine. But that would be OK, if the ActiveX Calendar interface is superior.
>>>>
>>>>Suggestions would be very much appreciated.
>>>>(sample code would be nice too).
>>>>
>>>>Thanks
>>>
>>>What do you mean by "web-based calendar"???
>>>
>>>Here's a link to Craig Boyd's VFP calendar, http://www.sweetpotatosoftware.com/SPSBlog/PermaLink,guid,878c1b11-1770-405c-92ea-cdbe2c838dfa.aspx Not sure if it will suit your need though.
>>>
>>>I like the following jQuery plugin http://arshaw.com/fullcalendar/. Of course you'll need to use it in a browser control hosted in a VFP form to get it to work ;)
>>>
>>>Mike
>>
>>Mike,
>>
>>This looks great, but how exactly do you hook it up to open VFP forms when you click?
>>
>>E.g. if you have some sample app that uses this control and can share, it will be great.
>>
>>Thanks in advance.
>
>Well it was a bit of a trial and error process for me and unfortunately the application is so big that I can't give you any "simple" example from it. In essence, what you need to do is display the calendar using jQuery syntax. During that setup, you'd be hooking up click events to the days and events (if any exist). So, something like:
>

>	m.lcScript = ;
>	[$('#EventCal').fullCalendar({] + ;
>		[header: {left: ' ', center: 'title', right: 'month,agendaWeek,agendaDay'}] + ;
>		[,year:] + TRANSFORM(tiYear, "9999") + ;
>		[,month:] + TRANSFORM(tiMonth-1, "99") + ;
>		[,date:] + TRANSFORM(tiDay, "99") + ;
>		[,firstHour:9] + ;
>		[,defaultView: 'agendaDay' ,editable: true] + ;
>		",events: [" + this.GetEvents(tiMonth, tiYear) + "]" + ;
>		[,dayClick: function(date, allDay, jsEvent, view) {] + ;
>			[document.location='VFPS://GETEVENTS/<action>New</action>] + ;
>			[<sdate>{^' + date.getYear().toString() + '-' + date.getMonth().toString() + '-' + date.getDate().toString() + '}</sdate>] + ;
>			[<stime>' + date.toTimeString() + '</stime>'}] + ;
>		[,eventClick: function(event, jsEvent, view) {] + ;
>			[document.location='VFPS://GETEVENTS/<action>Edit</action><id>' + event.MyID.toString() + '</id>'}] + ;
>		[,eventDrop: function(event, dayDelta, minuteDelta, allDay, revertFunc, jsEvent, ui, view)] + ;
>			[{document.location='VFPS://GETEVENTS/<action>Move</action><id>' + event.MyID.toString() + '</id>] + ;
>			[<sdate>{^' + event.start.getYear().toString() + '-' + event.start.getMonth().toString() + '-' + event.start.getDate().toString() + '}</sdate>] + ;
>			[<stime>' + event.start.toTimeString() + '</stime>] + ;
>			[<edate>{^' + event.end.getYear().toString() + '-' + event.end.getMonth().toString() + '-' + event.end.getDate().toString() + '}</edate>] + ;
>			[<etime>' + event.end.toTimeString() + '</etime>] + ;
>			[<allday>' + event.allDay.toString() + '</allday>'] + ;
>			[}] + ;
>		[,eventResize: function( event, dayDelta, minuteDelta, revertFunc, jsEvent, ui, view ) {] + ;
>			[document.location='VFPS://GETEVENTS/<action>Move</action><id>' + event.MyID.toString() + '</id><sdate>{^' + ] + ;
>			[event.start.getYear().toString() + '-' + ] + ;
>			[event.start.getMonth().toString() + '-' + event.start.getDate().toString() + '}</sdate><stime>' + event.start.toTimeString() + ] + ;
>			['</stime><edate>{^' + event.end.getYear().toString() + '-' + event.end.getMonth().toString() + '-' + event.end.getDate().toString() + ] + ;
>			['}</edate><etime>' + event.end.toTimeString() + '</etime>'] + ;
>			[}] + ;
>		[});]
>ENDIF 
>
>THIS.Runjavascript( m.lcScript )
>

>
>It looks scary (and it was for me at the start), however, once you know how it works, it isn't so bad. I think that you may know what the "VFPS://..." part is all about if you've used the web browser control before. In the browser control's navigate2 method, I've got a check for "GETEVENTS" that takes the event information (id, start/end time, start/end date, etc.) that is passed as part of the URL and corresponding action (edit, move, new).
>
>"This" in the code refers to a non-visual VFP class and Runjavascript is just a custom method of it to execute, well, some javascript and looks like:
>

>LPARAMETERS tcJavaScript
>
>* In an attempt to make this code as fast as possible,
>* there is no error checking here so make sure that you pass a string!!!!
>IF !EMPTY(tcJavaScript)
>	this.oWB.document.parentwindow.execScript(tcJavaScript, 'javascript')
>ENDIF 
>

>
>I'll see if I can get you a stripped down example that can actually run.
>
>Mike