Javascript Date Selector

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Javascript Date Selector

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Quick question for the gurus here: Does anyone know how I'd go about using javascript to produce some kind of date selector? What I'm trying to do is to produce a facility to allow users to pick a day/month to arrange a service visit ( Project for a friend who's going to business as a freelance IT technician )

The idea is that a customer can fill in a form specifying the nature of the problem (that part I've already taken care of), now I just need for them to be able to specify the best time for a visit.

I guess I bit off more than I can chew with this one :(
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Dude, dynarch's kicks butt, but is really large. Matt Kruse has a Javascript Popup Calendar that is really flexible and easy to use.

The jquery example link is a really nice one too. It is not affected by HTML select element z-index and rendering crap. But I am not sure about its ability to block certain dates/ranges etc.
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Oh nice, I'll totaly have ot use jQuery and that datepicker in my personal project i'm working on...thanks duder!!!
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jQuery is my hero
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...and mine!
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And fastly becoming mine. That thing is freaking hawt when it comes to putting out fast client side code.
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