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- ArchiveUserQrew CaptainRobert, Can you present a use case? I am hoping it will give me a better sense of your context.
- RobertMayerQrew Assistant CaptainIt is for an HR app. I'd like to display the current month "mini-calendar" on screen, as the user is thinking about putting in his Starting and Ending Date of his vacation. Currently, I have just the two date fields. They would like to see a calendar without having to click on the small calendar icon in the date field both times.
- RobertMayerQrew Assistant Captainscreen something like:
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Start Date: --/--// < mini calendar display End Date:--/--/-- <mini-calendar display of current...
of the current month,
with option to move
to next month>
--------------------------------------------------- - RobertMayerQrew Assistant Captainplease see attached example
- ArchiveUserQrew CaptainNot sure if there is a way to show that min calendar without clicking on a date field as such, but I think you could create an embedded report of the calendar type based on a report link. What if you could place a formula date field on the form that has today() as the value. And then create a report link to a calendar report that limits itself to the 1st of the current month and the last day of the current month.
- RobertMayerQrew Assistant Captainembedded report of the calendar type based on a report"
Yes, I looked at that option, but the standard calendar reports are still quite large.
Thanks for your input. - ArchiveUserQrew CaptainUnderstand. Another option would be to write a mini javascript code using the iol technique that triggers a click even on the date field when the form opens. That would open the mini-calendar.