Calendars and clock pickers play a vital role in forms and user interface. Add class and interactivity to your forms with these attractive and intuitive jQuery Calendar Plugins.

1. CalendarView jQuery Plugin

CalendarView jQuery Plugin

The Calendar widget is a JavaScript-based calendar that can either be embedded within a page or popup when a trigger element is clicked. It is based very loosely on the Dynarch Calendar and CalendarView for Prototype.

2. dynDateTime jQuery Plugin-A calendar date and time picker

dynDateTime jQuery Plugin

This jQuery plugin makes it easy to add progressive enhancement to your forms. Add date and time selection to single textfield inputs.

3. jQuery datePicker Plugin

jQuery datePicker Plugin

The datePicker plugin is a popup calendar widget and then some. It allows you to add popup calendars to your forms to make it easier for users of your website to enter dates.

4. jQuery ClockPick Plugin -A Time Picker

jQuery ClockPick Plugin -A Time Picker

ClockPick is a timepicker plugin, enabling users to enter a time value into a form field.

5. jQuery Date Input Plugin

jQuery Date Input Plugin

Date Input is a no frills date picker plugin for jQuery.

6. jQuery jToday Plugin

jToday is an easy to use jQuery plugin that displays a “Today Is” like calendar icon. It is suspiciously similar to the event calendar icons on the LinkedIn home page. :)

7. jQuery Calendar Widget Plugin

jQuery Calendar Widget Plugin

jQuery Calendar Widget Plugin is a simple jQuery Calendar Widget Plugin with a month view.

8. jQuery Plugin jCal – multi-day multi-month calendar datepicker

jQuery Plugin jCal is a super-sleek animated calendar datepicker for multi-day selection with multi-month display.

9. Time Picker jQuery Plugin

This is a A plugin providing google-calendar-like functionality to an input where a user can type in a time string.

10. jQuery Datepicker

jQuery Datepicker

A highly customisable datepicker. This plugin forms the basis for the jQuery UI Datepicker. It is made available as a separate plugin since the UI team desired simplified functionality for their version.

11. calendarLite jQuery Plugin

calendarLite jQuery Plugin

The calendarLite jQuery Plugin creates a small flexible calendar that is widgetlike.

12. jMonthCalendar – Full Month Event Calendar jQuery Plugin

jMonthCalendarjQuery Plugin

jMonthCalendar is a full month calendar that supports events. You simply initialize the calendar with options and an events array and it can handle the rest.

13. jQuery Week Calendar Plugin

jQuery Week Calendar Plugin ia a jquery plugin providing an interactive weekly view of calendar events.

14. FullCalendar – full-sized drag & drop calendar jQuery Plugin

FullCalendar

FullCalendar uses AJAX to fetch events on-the-fly for each month and is easily configured to use your own feed format (an extension is provided for Google Calendar).

15. jQuery XML-Calendar Plugin

A small Jquery Calender, which shows a list of events from a xml-file.

16. jQuery Event Calendar Plugin

jQuery Event Calendar Plugin creates a small Jquery Calender, which shows a list of events from a xml-file.

17. JQCalendar jQuery Calendar Plugin

The can be used to create an outlook like calendar, which has DayView,Weekview and ,monthview.

18. jQuery Monthly Ical Plugin

This jQuery Monthly Ical Plugin can be used to create a full month calendar.

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4 Responses to “18 Best Collection Of jQuery Calendar and Clock Picker Plugins”

  1. seo company says:

    I am using jquery.It is the best forever for moving images and some special effects.

  2. Shams says:

    The date-time picker http://milesich.com/timepicker/ is excellent too. Just love how the sliders for the time works.

  3. thanks these are really usefull, easy and time saving contributions.

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