create date picker in php

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ananth_ak
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create date picker in php

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Hi,

can any point me to php solutions for creating a date picker.
i'm just finding all these javascript ones,

thanks.
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What are you trying to do?
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Post by ananth_ak »

select date to store it in a database table.

- either using a date picker.
or
- a combo box - which populates a set number of dates from the current date.
which ever is easier.
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This is javascript, but it is great

http://www.bosrup.com/web/overlib/
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I have a javascript calendar application that uses OverLib. OverLib is not a date picker but it is used with the one that I have. I am not sure where I got the script so I can't give credit to the original writer. But just so you know I didn't write the script.

Here is a link to the script with absolutely no documentation (but it does have an example that is fairly straight forward). Take Note: for the overlib portion of the script to run you need to have the <DIV> tag immediately after the opening <body> tag. You'll see it in the example form.
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thanks for the information! :-)
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