[HeDiBo]

In the calendar as shown below, when you click on a dimmed day the TsCalendGrid.Click in sMonthCalendar will produce a wrong CellDate[1,0] (24-12-2019!!).
The logic at the start of TsMonthCalendar.GetCellDate is completely wrong in this case.

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[Support]

Do you mean the result should be empty?
I have 21-01-2020 when “CellDate[1,0]” is called…

[HeDiBo]

Support wrote:

Do you mean the result should be empty?
I have 21-01-2020 when “CellDate[1,0]” is called…

Which is wrong, as the highlighted cell clearly shows 27-01-2020.
Which brings me to the next observation: the CellDate of the clicked cell should give the date of the clicked cell. Not the highlighted cell and certainly not a cell from last month.

[Support]

Could you show a demo, please?

[HeDiBo]

Here is a test project.
I noticed the error because I happened to run it near the beginning of Februari. So, I had to hustle a bit to reshow it.
In the main form, click “Show Popup”.
In the popup calendar go to the next year and click anywhere on a date. I dare you to predict what the date will be in the label below the calendar. It should be CellDate[1,0].

This also brings me to the second point: clicking on a dimmed date, should still return the date clicked. Dimmed does not mean it cannot be clicked. It only means it cannot be returned for selected date.

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[Support]

Thanks you, calendar will be changed in the nearest release, I think.

[HeDiBo]

Please, please make sure the date clicked is returned in the OnClick event. Not some date that happens to be highlighted.

[Support]

Hi
You can try this patched file already.

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[HeDiBo]

Wow!! Much much better now.
Thanks 👍

[HeDiBo]

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