[jQuery] Re: Datepicker issue

2009-08-26 Thread Cesar Sanz
Hi, Yo can always set the textfield readonly to avoid this. - Original Message - From: "MorningZ" To: "jQuery (English)" Sent: Wednesday, August 26, 2009 7:29 AM Subject: [jQuery] Re: Datepicker issue "to me it seems wierd or inconsistant that the date

[jQuery] Re: Datepicker issue

2009-08-26 Thread MorningZ
"to me it seems wierd or inconsistant that the datepicker won't allow you to pick a date beyond the maxDate, but you can enter it manually and nothing happens" Hence it's "date picker" and not "date enter-er", it does it's job, let's the use *pick* a date from a calendar On Aug 26, 7:55 am, sak

[jQuery] Re: Datepicker issue

2009-08-26 Thread sak
Yeah, I was wanting to avoid the need to write a function..or freezing the textbox.to me it seems wierd or inconsistant that the datepicker won't allow you to pick a date beyond the maxDate, but you can enter it manually and nothing happens (it should revert back to the maxDate).. any

[jQuery] Re: Datepicker issue

2009-08-26 Thread rupak mandal
hi, you can try this $("#datepicker").change(function() { var date1=$("#datepicker").val(); var myday = new Date(date1); var today= new Date(); var one_day=1000*60*60*24; chan_date=Math.ceil((myday.getTime()-today.getTime())/(one_day)); var m