Thanks for the example. It is very informative, but I don't quite understand from it how I can pass just a month and a year to a Date object... am I missing something?
I am trying to implement JQuery Datepicker for my page, and I want it to pop-up when I click on a Calendar icon. JQuery has an example on their site that looks straightforward.
Thank you - this really helped. It almost works... I need help with one final touch..
I floated reportInfo to the right and icons to the left. Now they both appear on top of the reportBody. But......
I am trying to accomplish the following:
I have a page with a div. The div encapsulates a report. The report div has within it 3 more divs, reportInfo, icons, reportBody.
So I have a page with a table, and I am using AJAX to generate the table's content. The AJAX response returns XML with <tbody> and <tfoot> and all their underlying content... so all the JavaScript...
One more concern:
The solution above will work once the user returns to the page. But...
What if the request is submitted, to a server, and it takes a while to return to the page from the back-end?...