aaroncampbell

Ok, the code is attached, and you can use it by adding onfocus="cal.showCal(this);" to any text input like this:
Now, The problem I have it that the month down button doesn't work, and the month up button goes 2 months at a time...except from Dec to Jan...which it does correctly.

Anyway, It sounds easy, but I tried manually changing the adjustment in the Calendar.prototype.changeMonth function like this:
And it still goes by 2. So I tried this:
And it doesn't change (as expected), so I tried this:
And it doesn't change!!! How can this.current.getMonth()-1 == this.current.getMonth()!!!

Anyway, the problem is that creating a test case didn't seem to work...I couldn't repeat the glitch. Maybe someone can find my glaring error? I know that this system worked not that long ago...I HAVE made changes, but I have no idea where this went wrong...

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DaWei

I find two references to "setMonth" in the code, both invocations. Where's the function definition?

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aaroncampbell

http://developer.mozilla.org/en/docs...:Date:setMonth
It's part of the Date object.

aaroncampbell

I've used alerts, and console.logs all over the place, and I'm still lost. One thing I DO know is that the function isn't running twice. It only runs once. I log the adjustment (1 or -1 as expected), I run getMonth (0-11, and always as expected), I log the math (-1 - 12, and again as expected), and then I setMonth, and log getMonth...and it's OFF!

Summary: I'm still lost.

I'm attaching 3 files... the .js, the .css, and a .html that will let you test it.

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aaroncampbell

As it turns out, the date that I was adjusting was Month/LastDayOfMonth/Year, so it would be something like: 10/31/2006 and it would try to change it to 11/31/2006 (which doesn't exist, 11 only has 30 days). It doesn't know what to do with that, so it interprets it as 12/01/2006. I simply added this.current.setDate(1); before the setMonth and it worked perfectly.