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		    from the sample code:
  Dim dayId As String = "dayId_" + EO.Web.Calendar.DateToString(e.Day.Date) dayId = dayId.Replace("-"c, "_"c) html = "<table id=""{0}"" ................
 
 
  it generates:
  <table id="dayId_2007_08_01" 
 
 
  It works fine, but just I have no clue how it generates the date output. What's {0} actually? A variable of some kind?
 
 
  Thanks
  Danny 
		 
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Joined: 5/27/2007 Posts: 24,427 
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		    Hi Danny,
  If you look a few lines further you will see the sample code calls String.Format:
  html = String.Format(html, dayId, backgroundColor)  
  Thanks
		 
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		    Thanks. Found an 101 tutorial for String.Format http://blogs.msdn.com/kathykam/archive/2006/03/29/564426.aspx{0}  {1} are placeholders for string replacement Danny
		  
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