Hi,

I just deleted that document because it is very old and out of date. Back when I first created that document I was shipping a mojoPortal.Web.Controls library separate from mojoPortal, but I stopped doing that long ago.

What changed since that original document was created is that we implemented a provider model around the DatePicker so it would be possible to later implement different date pickers and choose it by configuring a provider. However currently we only have one provider. For an example of using it I recommend look in the blog source code in the EditPost.aspx and in EditPost.aspx.cs

<mp:DatePickerControl ID="dpBeginDate" runat="server" ShowTime="True" CssClass="forminput"></mp:DatePickerControl>

Hope it helps,

Joe

The problem is that the provider model wrapped around it doesn't support all of the features of the jsCalendar. To do that you will need to not use our <mp:DatePicker, but instead use <mp:jsCalendarDatePicker which is a direct wrapper around the jsCalendar javascript. Then you can set the Theme property on the control so something like this:

<mp:jsCalendarDatePicker id="cal1" runat="server" Theme="CalendarMojo" ShowTime="true" />

valid options for theme are:

CalendarMojo, CalendarBlue, CalendarBlue2, CalendarBrown, CalendarGreen, CalendarWin2k1, CalendarWin2k2, CalendarWin2kCold1, CalendarWin2kCold2, CalendarSystem, CalendarTas

Hope it helps,

Joe