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the original database (which is Edge-based webbrowser) can be found here:
the code is not mine and attribution goes to Mr.Doozer of the above thread.
also the New code for old IE-webbrowser control (and it's associated Html file) is done by our favorite AI.
i think the trick for the AI to be better is add "good comment" on it if he gives an outstanding and working code.
this version of calendar can be used on A2007 upto the latest (365 or A2024).
i am not sure if it will work on much earlier version.
the difference between the Original calendar on the above link, is that this calendar can "remember" the
state of it's Color (dark or light) to table tblCalendarColor.
so if you toggle it to be in dark mode and close it, the next time you open it it will fetch the
setting on that table (only a Yes/No field).
the calendarv12.html should be placed on the same path as the database.
if you have any error, consult your favorite AI.
//Edit:
you need to Right-Click on the "appointment" to Move it.
there is no equivalent html code for drag-and-drop (unlike on the Edge webbrowser).
Calendar that works in the Edge browser.
Hi Folks, I watched Designing a Monaco Editor with AI for Access with Ben Sacherich recently, and that got me thinking about creating a simple-ish calendar with AI that saves data to an Access table. The attached calendar/db only allows for single-day events. Hopefully, it helps someone else.
www.access-programmers.co.uk
the code is not mine and attribution goes to Mr.Doozer of the above thread.
also the New code for old IE-webbrowser control (and it's associated Html file) is done by our favorite AI.
i think the trick for the AI to be better is add "good comment" on it if he gives an outstanding and working code.
this version of calendar can be used on A2007 upto the latest (365 or A2024).
i am not sure if it will work on much earlier version.
the difference between the Original calendar on the above link, is that this calendar can "remember" the
state of it's Color (dark or light) to table tblCalendarColor.
so if you toggle it to be in dark mode and close it, the next time you open it it will fetch the
setting on that table (only a Yes/No field).
the calendarv12.html should be placed on the same path as the database.
if you have any error, consult your favorite AI.
//Edit:
you need to Right-Click on the "appointment" to Move it.
there is no equivalent html code for drag-and-drop (unlike on the Edge webbrowser).
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