Google analytics style Hour/Day/Month range picker

Download Date Picker

I was searching for a Google analytics date picker style control to put on WSO2 BAM. All the date pickers out there are just selecting a date range. They don't support the ability to select an hour range or a month range. So I rote a one.

I use YUI to handle Dom. Plus the date rage picker is YUI date picker. This control is used in "The WSO2 Business Activity Monitor (WSO2 BAM)".

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