EPB Calendar Date Selector 0.5 JavaScript script

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EPB Calendar Date Selector is a JavaScript object that creates a calendar so that your users may submit date information to web forms. The EPB Calendar Date Selector, true to its name, is a JavaScript object that creates a calendar so that your users may submit date information to web forms without needing to type in a date. It works by dynamically creating the month in HTML in response to onclick and onchange events. Various aspects of it's functionality can be changed by modifying the objects' properties before writing or binding the control. When the active date is set, a hidden form field (given the name provided at instantiation time) contains the ISO-formatted date string which is passed on during form submission. Features: - Both Mouse and Keyboard Navigation - Easy initialization. - Ability to specify minimum year and maximum year for year quick select. - Almost everythings display properties can be modified with CSS. - Returns ISO-8601 Dates on form submission. - Cross-Browser: Has been tested in the following browsers: Firefox 2, Opera 8, IE6, and Safari 3 (For Windows)
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Windows / Linux / Mac OS / BSD / Solaris

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