Thank for your response Peter,
Yes, I agree that use a separate control should be the reasonable approach.
If there're anything else we can help, please feel free to post here.
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| | > Hi Peter,
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| > Welcome to ASPNET newsgroup.
| > As for the question you mentioned, do you means that you only want to
| > display the current Year and Month value (as a Label) on the page rather
| > than including all the days in the month, yes?
| >
| > If so, as for Calendar control, it can not be customized to only display
| > year and month, also, Calendar control is a large control which may
| > contains large viewstate and html content, so if you want to display a
| > Year
| > +Month label, I suggest you consider just use a Label control or create
a
| > custom control to displaying such info, and we can use the
| > System.DateTime.Now to get the current time info....
| >
| > Thanks,
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| > Steven Cheng
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| > | Is there anyway to make the System.Web.UI.WebControls.Calendar to
| > display
| > only Month Name and Year, like:
| > | January, 2006
| > | February, 2006
| > | ....
| > | ...
| > | ...
| > | ...
| > | Thanks
| > | Peter
| > |
| >
|
| Thank you for your help
|
| I am already using Calendar control to allow user to select dates, but on
my
| web page there's an option for user to use approximate date instead of
exact
| date, so when user selects approximate I need to display a list of Month
/
| Year instead a full calendar, so I though I could use the Calendar
control
| for both options. I guess I have to create separate control for the
| approximate option.
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