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asp calendar control showing multiple months

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    SomeGuyThatIsMe
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    Hey, i'm playing around with a calendar control, and i have it hidding with some CSS so that it only shows up when you hover over it(once visible) or a small calendar icon. i'm not using ajax, although it may be the solution. but since the control does a post back every time you change the month you have to go mouse over the icon again to see the new month. i'd like to either make the calendar stay visible after postback or show 3 months in the one control...i could use 3 controls but there has to be a better way. espically since i need the user to choose 2 seperate dates, so i'd need 6 controls. Any ideas would be appreciated. I'd be happy to post the CSS and HTML that does the hover and popover effect if someone is interested, i like it.

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      Hey, i'm playing around with a calendar control, and i have it hidding with some CSS so that it only shows up when you hover over it(once visible) or a small calendar icon. i'm not using ajax, although it may be the solution. but since the control does a post back every time you change the month you have to go mouse over the icon again to see the new month. i'd like to either make the calendar stay visible after postback or show 3 months in the one control...i could use 3 controls but there has to be a better way. espically since i need the user to choose 2 seperate dates, so i'd need 6 controls. Any ideas would be appreciated. I'd be happy to post the CSS and HTML that does the hover and popover effect if someone is interested, i like it.

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      ToddHileHoffer
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      Have you tried this? http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/samples/Calendar/Calendar.aspx[^]

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        Have you tried this? http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/samples/Calendar/Calendar.aspx[^]

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        no, but thats really cool. i recently upgraded to vs 2k8 and .net 3.5 and work has kept me too busy with other things to get to play with any cool new ajax things. any pointers on what i need to include or add references to in my project to get that control to work?

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          Have you tried this? http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/samples/Calendar/Calendar.aspx[^]

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          SomeGuyThatIsMe
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          I figured it out...Thanks for the info. for anyone else trying this, just add the controls to your toolbox via their online instructions, then you just need an asp:scriptmanager with a

          after it containing all of the ajax controls.

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