AceCalendar is a versatile cross-platform and cross-browser compatible JavaScript calendar and date picker that comes with a cross platform browser-based AceCalendar Builder to configure, save and load your calendar settings. It is easy to configure and integrates seamlessly into your web forms. Supports popup calendar interface and unlimited calendars on one page. Interface functions are also available for advanced users.

This unique calendar, constructed using a textarea, enables you to look up the calendar for any month of any year. Use the drop-down menu to select the desired month. Quite exceptional.

This Java Script allows you to set reminders in a monthly calendar set in its own table with colors. Useing cookies

This great script lets your visitors easily input a date/time into a form field, by selecting it from a popup window. Supports output dates in various formats such as: dd/MM/yyyy, dd/MMM/yyyy, MM/dd/yyyy etc.

This calendar is entirely written with JavaScript, and no server scripts are need. This program is based on Dynamic HTML (DHTML) behaviors with Cascading Style Sheets (CSS). Easy to use: insert only 3 rows to your HTML code and enjoy the DateRange Calendar. The calendar is interactive. When a user changes the month or year, the calendar adjusts before their eyes using DHTML to display new dates. Fully customisable: one date or date interval choice, multiformat date return, indicated a month only or one month forward and backward display. The Calendar works with Internet Explorer 5.5 or later. Also the script is compatible with every Web-programming language.

This calendar provides a date picker that can be used to ensure users enter the corrent date format.

This is a DHTML calendar/date selector. Can be used to enable selecting dates easier for the user. Works using layers, and should work on IE5+, NS6+, and Mozilla. Fully customisable. Uses a user defined callback function to determine what to do with the selected date, passing the date/month/year to this function.

This FREE Javascript event calendar tool lets you put an attractive and dynamic event calendar on your web site with optional hyperlinks to more detailed information and image inclusion to add visual appeal. Unlike most other web calendar tools, it requires no CGI or server-side scripting or database capabilities on the server and it still works with older (pre-CSS) browsers. This is an enhanced version of a calendar script created by Kevin Ilsen and is compatible with any event definitions you have created for use with his script. You can assign events to categories and your visitors can selectively hide or display entire categories of events. Category formats can be assigned globally, so that each category can have its own format such as color, but you can override formatting for individual events. You can add messages in the empty space that usually occurs at the beginning and end of most months. And you can allow your visitors to switch to a printer-friendly view and to download the events displayed in a format suitable for importing into MS Outlook and from there into PDA's. With the appropriate external JavaScript functions, you can also automatically add holidays and corresponding dates in an alternate calendar system (Hebrew, Moslem, etc.). An accompanying

Fully-navigable cross-browser pop-up JavaScript calendar implemented in less than 4K! Built upon HTML() bookmarklet library. Very easy to use. Can be used on anyone's site from your web browser's Links toolbar.

This is a highly stable and attractive calendar JavaScript for your site. Requires IE 5+