Use this JavaScript class to create a monthly calendar. It's easy to use and highly customizable, supports multiple languages, and you can choose whether weeks start with Saturday, Sunday, Monday, or any other day. Of course you can create as many calendars as you like.

Use this JavaScript class to create a monthly calendar. It's easy to use and highly customizable, supports multiple languages, and you can choose whether weeks start with Saturday, Sunday, Monday, or any other day. Of course you can create as many calendars as you like.

A flexible, simple pop-up calendar written to work across browsers. It's fully commented and customisable for language, colours, date format and the week's start day. The pop-up displays a month at a time from a specified range of years. The optional year, month and day input determines the initial month displayed. Allows disabling of dates, date ranges and days of the week. Optionally draggable. This is ideal for combination with server-side technologies to produce a professional application.

A flexible, simple pop-up calendar written to work across browsers. It's fully commented and customisable for language, colours, date format and the week's start day. The pop-up displays a month at a time from a specified range of years. The optional year, month and day input determines the initial month displayed. Allows disabling of dates, date ranges and days of the week. Optionally draggable. This is ideal for combination with server-side technologies to produce a professional application.

Fcp.Calendar is a tiny, self-contained Javascript library. It displays a monthly Gregorian calendar; an event can be triggered when the user clicks on a date. Main advantages: * it's tiny - 8Kb uncompressed; * it's self-contained - one Javascript file (CSS is optional); * it's known to work on Firefox/Seamonkey, Opera 9, Konqueror 3.2/3.5 and Internet Explorer 6.

Fcp.Calendar is a tiny, self-contained Javascript library. It displays a monthly Gregorian calendar; an event can be triggered when the user clicks on a date. Main advantages: * it's tiny - 8Kb uncompressed; * it's self-contained - one Javascript file (CSS is optional); * it's known to work on Firefox/Seamonkey, Opera 9, Konqueror 3.2/3.5 and Internet Explorer 6.

Basic java script calendar very simple

Basic java script calendar very simple

This java script calendar shows the time, and date all set in its own frame box with color

This java script calendar shows the time, and date all set in its own frame box with color