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by patrick - 2 months ago (2015-11-26) date picker
+2 | I have a single page AJAX PHP application. When I use the common jQuery date pickers the libraries are not picked by the index page as I call the date from a function in another controller page. It results in a page within the index page without picking the jQuery libraries as such the date pickers are not rendered. |
3. by Dave Smith - 2 months ago (2015-12-01) Reply
If I am reading the request correctly, there is a a controller that feeds the index page. Since it results as a page inside a page, am I to assume that there is an inline frame involved? If so, then jquery needs to be included in the frames html head.
@Manuel... this is a featured request now, and I am not sure what the criteria is. Can you give some guidance on how you see the package operating? Or is it really just going to be a class to make sure jquery loads correctly?
2. by Vivek moyal - 2 months ago (2015-11-28) Reply
Can i see your implementation of the datepicker code. If you can provide the live example than it will be awesome.
1. by Larry Wakeman - 2 months ago (2015-11-27) Reply
From the JQuery DatePicker documentation, 'The datepicker is tied to a standard form input field. Focus on the input (click, or use the tab key) to open an interactive calendar in a small overlay. Choose a date, click elsewhere on the page (blur the input), or hit the Esc key to close. If a date is chosen, feedback is shown as the input's value.' You can invoke the DatePicker from the context of the input box.
+1 | by Anthony Amolochitis 325 - 1 month ago (2016-01-05) Comment Here is a simple class to build your jQuery calendar. Hope this helps. |
1. by Manuel Lemos - 1 month ago (2015-12-20) Reply
Well this is not a PHP package. It would be better if there was a package that would wrap around that JavaScript package.
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