Monday, November 08, 2010 at 12:04 AM.

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system.verbs.builtins.mainResponder.localization.drawCalendar

on drawCalendar ( adrcalendar=nil, urlprefix="", colwidth=32, rowheight=22, tableborder=0, bgcolor=nil, monthYearTemplate="<font size=\"+2\" face=\"helvetica,arial\" color=\"black\"><b><center>***</center></b></font>", dayNameTemplate="<font size=\"-1\" color=\"gray\"><center>***</center></font>", dayTemplate="<font size=\"+0\" color=\"black\"><center><b>***</b></center></font>", curdate=clock.now (), urldelimiter="/", cssPrefix=nil, pta=nil) {
	
	<<4/18/00; 2:21:10 PM by JES
		<<A wrapper for mainResponder.calendar.draw which returns a localized version of the calendar HTML
		<<Note that this script also takes pta as an optional parameter because we need it to determine the language to render in
		<<Changes:
			<<06/01/00; 7:01:12 PM by JES
				<<put the call to mainResponder.calendar.draw in a try block to avoid breakage in non-localized or non-CSS-aware versions of the Frontier application.
	
	if pta == nil {
		pta = html.getPageTableAddress ()};
	
	local (firstDayOfWeek, monthNamesList, abbrevDayOfWeekNamesList);
	
	mainResponder.localization.getCalendarLocalization (@firstDayOfWeek, @monthNamesList, @abbrevDayOfWeekNamesList, pta);
	try { // mainResponder.calendar.draw will fail in non-localized or non calendar-CSS-aware versions of the Frontier app.
		return (mainResponder.calendar.draw (adrcalendar, urlprefix, colwidth, rowheight, tableborder, bgcolor, monthYearTemplate, dayNameTemplate, dayTemplate, curdate, urldelimiter, firstDayOfWeek, @monthNamesList, @abbrevDayOfWeekNamesList, cssPrefix))}
	else { // call the pre-6.2b7 version instead
		return (mainResponder.calendar.draw (adrcalendar, urlprefix, colwidth, rowheight, tableborder, bgcolor, monthYearTemplate, dayNameTemplate, dayTemplate, curdate, urldelimiter))}}

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