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Javascript pop-up calendar improvement

In the context of the below, here’s a small patch for Mark Grabanski’s amazing “Clean Calendar” — a lightweight, pop-up calendar for selecting dates on web forms. My edits forbid users from selecting dates in the past.

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Published:: 11.24.09 / 7pm

Category:: Asides, Tech

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