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Multiple calendars on one page I have multiple calendars on one page but if I make a "new dhtmlxCalendarObject" for everyone the page, especially in IE, loads very slowly. Can I have just one calendar and use it for every input text? Thanks, Gaizka Answer posted by Support on Mar 02, 2009 06:29 Sure, but in such case you will need to use a custom code to show|hide calendar. Something similar to next mCal = new dhtmlxCalendarObject('dhtmlxCalendar'); mCal.setYearsRange(2000, 2500); mCal.draw(); mCal.hide(); document.getElementById("some_input").onclick=show_calendar; function show_calendar(){ var input = this; mCal.setFormatedDate(input.value); mCal.show(); mCal.setOnClickHandler(function(){ input.value = mCal.getFormatedDate(); mCal.hide(); return true; }); } Answer posted on Mar 02, 2009 22:17 The calendar must appear near every input so i've to position it, no? Answer posted by Alex (support) on Mar 03, 2009 03:03 The calendar can be easily attached to the necessary input: mCal.setPosition(input); Where input is the object of the html input |