No one in their right mind likes pop-up windows and personally, the thought of embedding JavaScript blocks within the (X)HTML just doesn’t do it for Brian, so, Brian coded an Unobtrusive Date-Picker that was accessible using the keyboard and suitable for use within documents served as application/xhtml+xml (as no document.write statements are used). The date-picker attempts to auto-detect the language of the users browser installation and download the corresponding language file from the server. And also, it has the nice fade in and fade out effect.
Requirements: Modern Browsers with Javascript Enabled
Demo: http://www.frequency-decoder.com/demo/fd-date-picker/
License: Creative Commons License




Been using that one for quite a while now. The neatest part of it all is that one actually hook 2 datepickers to working together: when the one datepicker has changed, you can set the lower date limit of the second one to that value (think reservations & dateranges!).
Great looking calendar!
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