<% Function GetDaysInMonth(iMonth, iYear) Dim dTemp dTemp = DateAdd("d", -1, DateSerial(iYear, iMonth + 1, 1)) GetDaysInMonth = Day(dTemp) End Function ' Previous implementation on GetDaysInMonth 'Function GetDaysInMonth(iMonth, iYear) ' Select Case iMonth ' Case 1, 3, 5, 7, 8, 10, 12 ' GetDaysInMonth = 31 ' Case 4, 6, 9, 11 ' GetDaysInMonth = 30 ' Case 2 ' If IsDate("February 29, " & iYear) Then ' GetDaysInMonth = 29 ' Else ' GetDaysInMonth = 28 ' End If ' End Select 'End Function Function GetWeekdayMonthStartsOn(dAnyDayInTheMonth) Dim dTemp dTemp = DateAdd("d", -(Day(dAnyDayInTheMonth) - 1), dAnyDayInTheMonth) GetWeekdayMonthStartsOn = WeekDay(dTemp) End Function Function SubtractOneMonth(dDate) SubtractOneMonth = DateAdd("m", -1, dDate) End Function Function AddOneMonth(dDate) AddOneMonth = DateAdd("m", 1, dDate) End Function ' ***End Function Declaration*** Dim dDate ' Date we're displaying calendar for Dim iDIM ' Days In Month Dim iDOW ' Day Of Week that month starts on Dim iCurrent ' Variable we use to hold current day of month as we write table Dim iPosition ' Variable we use to hold current position in table ' Get selected date. There are two ways to do this. ' First check if we were passed a full date in RQS("date"). ' If so use it, if not look for seperate variables, putting them togeter into a date. ' Lastly check if the date is valid...if not use today If IsDate(Request.QueryString("date")) Then dDate = CDate(Request.QueryString("date")) Else If IsDate(Request.QueryString("month") & "-" & Request.QueryString("day") & "-" & Request.QueryString("year")) Then dDate = CDate(Request.QueryString("month") & "-" & Request.QueryString("day") & "-" & Request.QueryString("year")) Else dDate = Date() ' The annoyingly bad solution for those of you running IIS3 If Len(Request.QueryString("month")) <> 0 Or Len(Request.QueryString("day")) <> 0 Or Len(Request.QueryString("year")) <> 0 Or Len(Request.QueryString("date")) <> 0 Then Response.Write "The date you picked was not a valid date. The calendar was set to today's date.

" End If ' The elegant solution for those of you running IIS4 'If Request.QueryString.Count <> 0 Then Response.Write "The date you picked was not a valid date. The calendar was set to today's date.

" End If End If 'Now we've got the date. Now get Days in the choosen month and the day of the week it starts on. iDIM = GetDaysInMonth(Month(dDate), Year(dDate)) iDOW = GetWeekdayMonthStartsOn(dDate) %>

<% ' Write spacer cells at beginning of first row if month doesn't start on a Sunday. If iDOW <> 1 Then Response.Write vbTab & "" & vbCrLf iPosition = 1 Do While iPosition < iDOW Response.Write vbTab & vbTab & "" & vbCrLf iPosition = iPosition + 1 Loop End If ' Write days of month in proper day slots iCurrent = 1 iPosition = iDOW Do While iCurrent <= iDIM ' If we're at the begginning of a row then write TR If iPosition = 1 Then Response.Write vbTab & "" & vbCrLf End If ' If the day we're writing is the selected day then highlight it somehow. If iCurrent = Day(dDate) Then Response.Write vbTab & vbTab & "" & vbCrLf Else Response.Write vbTab & vbTab & "" & vbCrLf End If ' If we're at the endof a row then write /TR If iPosition = 7 Then Response.Write vbTab & "" & vbCrLf iPosition = 0 End If ' Increment variables iCurrent = iCurrent + 1 iPosition = iPosition + 1 Loop ' Write spacer cells at end of last row if month doesn't end on a Saturday. If iPosition <> 1 Then Do While iPosition <= 7 Response.Write vbTab & vbTab & "" & vbCrLf iPosition = iPosition + 1 Loop Response.Write vbTab & "" & vbCrLf End If %> <<  <%= MonthName(Month(dDate)) & " " & Year(dDate) %> >> ÀÏ ¿ù È­ ¼ö ¸ñ ±Ý Åä   " & iCurrent & " " & iCurrent & "

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