Thanks! That's working great!

Hi Pieter,

In this case you may process before selection event and cancel it if it does not fit in your criteria.

I wrote an example for you which will disable all selections besides week-number click and single selection.

 <script type="text/javascript">
function beforeSelectionChange(calendar, args)
{
 var dates = args.get_dates();
 var range = args.get_range();
 if((!range || range.length < 2) && dates && dates.length == 1)
  return;
 var evt = args.get_browserEvent();
 if(!evt || evt.ctrlKey || evt.shiftKey || evt.type != 'mousedown')
 {
  args.set_cancel(true);
  return;
 }
 var target = evt.target;
 if(!target)
  target = evt.srcElement;
 var css = target ? target.className : null;
 if(!css || css.indexOf('_WeekNumber') < 0)
 {
  args.set_cancel(true);
  return;
 }
}
</script>
<ig:WebMonthCalendar ID="WebMonthCalendar1" runat="server" SelectionType="Multi" EnableWeekNumbers="true">
            <ClientEvents SelectionChanging="beforeSelectionChange" />
</ig:WebMonthCalendar>

Sorry, I forgot to tell that I want to be able to select both a week and a single date, so changing the SelectionType to "Week" isn't going to work for me...

Any other suggestions?

Hi Pieter,

If single date selection is set, then multiple dates can not be selected not by user not by codes.
You may use Week as SelectionType. Calendar supports selection on week-number click.

Ok, thats clear.

Is there a way to be able to select a week by clicking on the weeknumber, where the user isn't able to select multiple dates manually? So basicly a way to disable the "SelectionType=Multi" but with the possibility to click on weeknumbers.