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I have a jQuery datepicker that I want to restrict non work days – weekends, public holidays etc. I have seen examples on how to do this from the client side (javascript), but is there a way to restrict the dates from server side ASP.NET code?
I figure you could do using Page.RegisterClientScriptBlock, but was wondering is there a neater way?
The JQuery stuff is all client side, so there is no server side to speak of. My recommendation would be to create some thin server-side wrappers that automagically do the equivalent of writing RegisterClientScriptBlock. That way you only have to fiddle around with the Javascript once, and it always just works.