Calendar date selector control replaced with Ajax-based control

A new Ajax-based calendar date selector control (date picker control) replaces the older browser-based calendar date selector control.

Migration effects

During migration the new Ajax-based calendar date selector control and associated files are added to your application. The old browser-based calendar date selector control files are removed, including:

…\<App Name>\Shared\DateSelector.aspx

…\<App Name>\Shared\DateSelector.html

…\<App Name>\Shared\DateSelector.xml

…\<App Name>\App_Code\Shared\FsDsHyperlink.vb

…\<App Name>\App_Code\Shared\FsDsHyperlink.cs

A new DateSelectorType pass-through attribute is added to all date input fields in your application and its value is set to “Default”.

What you should do

After migration, re-apply any code customizations you may have made to the old browser-based calendar date selector control to the new Ajax-based calendar date selector control.

You may also globally adjust the behavior of the new Ajax-based date selector control via the Application Generation Options dialog. You can locally adjust the control’s behavior by changing the DateSelectorType pass-through attribute on individual date input fields.