Use javascript calendar objects. You should still be able to get the form values from the request and it doesn't perform a postback each time. I did a quick search on Google for 'javascript calendar' and these popped up along with 100+ more. http://www.calendarxp.net/[^] http://www.hotscripts.com/JavaScript/Scripts_and_Programs/Calendars/[^] Good luck with your project. -John

I'm not sure what you mean by this. You wrote: The idea i had was to probably populate the static content from the staging server onto the webtool and then update it before sending it back to the staging server. Typically, most companies would use something like FrontPage to update static content to a production server. At the very least copy/paste documents would suffice for small businesses to move HTML documents from staging to a production server. If the users must be able to update static content on the production server (like documentation) then perhaps perhaps Wiki technology would work for you. OpenWiki (www.openwiki.com) is an ASP based wiki that you could review and borrow technology ideas from or implement entirely. There are many other Wiki sites just search Google. Good luck on your project. -John