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afrausto

Posts: 66
Posted: 09/22/2005, 2:37 PM

Hello,

I've just been experiencing an issue with the date picker in a record form. Whenever I click on the date picker image the pop-up window displays the calendar in it's correct css format, although when I click to go to another month or year, previous or next, the calendar loses it's css formatting, although everything else is functioning correctly.

I checked the forum and found nothing that would apply to my issue, but I did try deleting datepicker.js and datepicker.html and have CCS re-create it, but that didn't resolve it.. I looked into the html file of the record form and it listed the following javascript functions:

<script language="JavaScript" src="../DatePicker.js"></script>
<script language="JavaScript">
//End Include Common JSFunctions

//Date Picker Object Definitions @1-5D04CF75

var Donations_DatePicker_EventDate = new Object();
Donations_DatePicker_EventDate.format = "mm/dd/yyyy";
Donations_DatePicker_EventDate.style = "Themes/StormyWeather/Style.css";
Donations_DatePicker_EventDate.relativePathPart = "../";

//End Date Picker Object Definitions
//End CCS script
</script>

The page source for the date picker window showed the following:

<LINK REL="stylesheet" TYPE="text/css" HREF="Themes/StormyWeather/Style.css">

It appears that the relativePathPart is being lost when you click on the next/previous month/year links.

Does anyone have any suggestions to resolve this?
I'm using CCS / ASP.

Thanks in advance for your help.
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