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about calendar document.body.onclick Thank you for your reply. dhtmlx calendar dhtmlxEvent(document.body,"click",function(){ mycalendar.close(); }); But how to apply this information? dhtmlxcalendar.js ? Answer posted by Support on Jul 18, 2008 03:33 If you are creating calendar by var calendar = new dhtmlxCalendarObject(... you can add next to it var calendar = new dhtmlxCalendarObject(... dhtmlxEvent(document.body,"click",function(){ calendar.close(); }); |