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The CalendarExtender EndDate property is not in effect in Internet Explorer 8

See original GitHub issue

SamplePage.txt

The AJAX Control Toolkit v16.1

The installation method

  • Installer

I installed this version on Visaul Studio 2015. And added a calendar to a blank web page. After that, I set it’s EndDateproperty to today’s date with

CalendarExtender1.EndDate = DateTime.Today;

line. It perfectly works (can’t select future dates and they shown as 28 for example) on Google Chrome and Firefox. But in Internet Explorer, future dates shown as 28 (normal) they can be selected.

Actual result screenshot belongs on IE and Expected result screenshot belongs on Firefox and Chrome.

Actual result

image

Expected result

image

Browser(s) used

Google Chrome 53.0.2785.116 Firefox 48.0.2 Internet Explorer 11.0.9600.18230

A site deployment method

  • VS development web-server,
  • IIS

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 7 years ago
  • Comments:9 (5 by maintainers)

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MikhailTymchukDXcommented, Oct 4, 2016

@sonergonul Happy to hear the problem has been resolved. Thank you for pointing out that it does not work in IE 8, either. We’ll update Wiki to indicate that the IE Document mode should be taken into account.

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MikhailTymchukDXcommented, Oct 4, 2016

@sonergonul Thank you so much for the screenshot! It indicates that your document mode is set to emulate IE 7, which does not meet the minimum requirements.

Would you please set the Document mode to Edge and check your result? image

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