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    Quote Originally Posted by leocrawf View Post
    Thanks a whole lot for your help. Now i can finally try and put together something, spent all weekend searching. One other thing though, do you know if i can do the hover week trick to give the impression that a full week is select like this: http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jqu...electWeek.html. This example link is for another implementation of jquery datepicker but it does not have as much documentation and examples onlne. The week selection feature would be the topping if this implementation of the jquery datepicker could do it. Any ideas?
    what are you talking about? that page has lots of documentation!
    this may also be helpful; http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jqu...kHolidays.html

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    Well what i actually want is this: http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jqu...electWeek.html accomplished by this simple code:
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    $(function()
    {
    	$('.date-pick').datePicker({selectWeek:true,closeOnSelect:false});
    
    });
    which is onhover show a week and onclick select a week. This datepicker is great the only thing is i dont see no example online of how to use it with ajax and mysql like what i see ducumented online for jquery ui datepicker.

    The developer of the said datepicker gave me this http://www.kelvinluck.com/assets/jqu...ellRender.html as a starting point for the ajax, mysql date feature i want but i dont know how to implement it , been a novice to javascript. So i have to settle for the jquery ui implementation of the datepicker with many examples online and the hope that it will not only solve the ajax, mysql date issue but also the week selection tweek that i also need( ie it does not really select a week it only hovers over a calendar week onmouse over and shows a week selected on click to give the impression that a week is selected).
    Last edited by leocrawf; Jan 4, 2010 at 02:14 PM.
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