ASP Standard Calendar

Code:

<%@ LANGUAGE=VBScript %>
<%
wYear=Request.QueryString("wYear")
IF wYear = "" THEN wYear=Request.Form("wYear")
IF wYear = "" OR wYear < 1753 OR wYear > 9999 THEN wYear = DATEPART("yyyy",now())
%>
<html><HEAD><TITLE>SQL Calendar</TITLE></head>
<BODY><CENTER>
<form action="calendar.asp" method="post">
	Enter a year from 1753 to 9999:<br>
	<input size=6 maxlength=4 name=wYear><br>
	<input type="submit" name="Change" VALUE="Change">
</form><BR>
<H2><%=wYear%> Calendar</H2><P>
<TABLE ALIGN=center WIDTH=30% BORDER=1 CELLSPACING=1 CELLPADDING=2>
	<TR>
		<TD ALIGN=middle></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Sun.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Mon.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Tue.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Wed.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Thu.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Fri.</STRONG></TD>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG>Sat.</STRONG></TD>
	</TR>
<%
mc = 0 
FOR mc = 1 TO 12 %>
	<TR>
		<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG><%=MonthName(mc)%></STRONG></TD>
		<%
		'Determine day of the week the month begins on
		tempdate = mc & "/1/" & wYear
		bwdom = datepart("w", tempdate)
		DayOfWeekCounter = 0 'This "week" has 8 "days" to include the Name of the Month column.

		'PRINT LEADING BLANK DAYS
		SELECT CASE bwdom
			CASE 1 
				DayOfWeekCounter = 1
			CASE 2 %>
				<TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 2
			CASE 3 %>
				<TD></TD><TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 3
			CASE 4 %>
				<TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 4
			CASE 5 %>
				<TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 5
			CASE 6 %>
				<TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 6
			CASE 7 %>
				<TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><TD></TD><%DayOfWeekCounter = 7
			CASE ELSE %>
				<TD>Beginning Day of Week Error</TD><%
		END SELECT

		'Determine last day of month & number of weeks
		IF mc < 12 THEN
			ldom = Day(DateAdd("d", -1, mc + 1 & "/1/" & wYear))
		ELSE
			ldom = Day(DateAdd("d", -1, "1/1/" & wYear + 1))
		END IF
		NumWeeks = 5
		IF (bwdom = 6 AND ldom = 31) OR (bwdom = 7 AND ldom > 29) THEN NumWeeks = 6

		DayCounter = 1
		WeekCounter = 1
		DO WHILE WeekCounter < NumWeeks + 1
			DO WHILE DayOfWeekCounter < 8	
				IF DayCounter < ldom + 1 THEN %>
					<TD ALIGN=middle><STRONG><%=DayCounter%></STRONG></TD>
					<% 'IF statements for holidays and anniversaries goes here. %>
				<%ELSE%>
					<TD ALIGN=middle></TD>
				<%END IF
				DayOfWeekCounter = DayOfWeekCounter + 1 
				DayCounter = DayCounter + 1 
			LOOP
			DayOfWeekCounter = 1
			WeekCounter = WeekCounter + 1 %>
			</TR><TR><TD></TD>
		<%LOOP%>
<%NEXT%>
</TABLE><P>
</center></BODY></HTML>

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