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Hey, I search a good calender for my business application. The Microsoft ASP.NET calender is perfect for my requirement, but I heard that this component is not longer supported by Microsoft. My apprehension is that I must in the near future program a new one. Should I use a jQuery calender ? Can I use a future-proof library ?

Thank you :-)

+1  A: 

hey Patrick

you might want to design your own interface or decade class to be future-proof. i think nothing is certain in this world. In my project, jquery UI is used but i treat it as normal textbox with certain input-format string. You might want to create a custom user control in ASP .NET, therefore even you change the front end UI with correct format; nothing need to be changed to C# code.

In my opinion, it is always adding a decade to 3th part component.

jebberwocky
+2  A: 

Why not the Calendar control from Ajax Control Toolkit?

http://www.asp.net/ajax/ajaxcontroltoolkit/samples/calendar/calendar.aspx

Also why take a calendar control very seriously ;-)?? If they stop support or change something its not going to be a show stopper. you will be able to update/change easily.

Shoban
+1 for the comment about not taking the calendar control too seriously! :-) Couldnt agree more!!
InSane
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Take your pick from one of these jQuery Calendar plugins.

Marko