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It comes from a order field of type datetime.

When you render the fields, you have 2 tags - one ending with .Clean after the order field system name. If you make a conditional for the date tag and use the .Clean version, you do not get the .js files that comes with the DW control, but just the selected datetime value - and then you can make your own rendering.

BR Nicolai

Hi Nicolai,

I changed this Razor code:

if(GetDate("TargetShipDate.Date").Date >= targetShipDate.Date) {

to this:

if(GetDate("TargetShipDate.Date.Clean").Date >= targetShipDate.Date) {

where TargetShipDate is the order field, but the scripts keep being inserted. It's not a big deal (they are small files) but it would be nice to get rid of them.

Imar

Can I get the entire template please?

Here's the cart template

And here's the include it references (which hasd unrelated functionality)

I found the following code in Dates.vb:

If HttpContext.Current.Items.Contains("DateselectInclude") Then
    IncludeFiles = False
Else
    HttpContext.Current.Items.Add("DateselectInclude", "True")
End If

So I added the following to my Global.asax:

public void Application_PreRequestHandlerExecute(object sender, EventArgs e)
{
  if (Dynamicweb.ExecutingContext.IsFrontEnd())
  {
    HttpContext.Current.Items.Add("DateselectInclude", true);
  }
}

I am adding the key for frontend pages so the date picker doesn't render the include files anmore.

Is this a sensible approach? It works at the frontend, and the datepickers in the backend seem to work fine as well.

Imar

:-). Yes, that is just fine and should work.

As a side note I an tell you that this has died on DW9.

BR Nicolai