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Hi

 

I am trying to stop the autopostback of the standard calendar control in a ASP.NET page. There is no autopostback property for the calendar control, and trying to set it in code does not work, so it is not a hidden property of the control.

 

Is there any way to disable autopostback for a control? What I would like to see is for the user to be able to click forward or backward one month, but the page not to be reposted. If I could do it with client side script that would be great, but it's pointless to add that code if I can't stop the autopostback to the server.

 

Any ideas?

 

Thank you

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Im pretty sure the calender control needs to post back to work, otherwise it would never update itself. If you want a calender control on the client side, use javascript.

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