Kelvin,
>> * When using clickInput:true, you might want to turn off autocomplete
>> automatically for the field. When the browser's built-in autocomplete box
>> gets triggered, it hovers over the data picker. Plus it looks a little
>> weird.
>
>Thanks for the info. My browser hadn't tried to autocomplete any of the
>fields so I hadn't seen this issue. You can also position the date picker
>so it doesn't necessarily have to overlay the input field (so you get the
>advantage of the autocomplete as well).
I just figured if you're applying the click behavior, it's probably because
you're wanting the user to use the date picker as the input. The developer
can manually add the autocomplete="off", but you could also do it
programmatically:
$(input).attr("autocomplete", "off");
Just an idea, but maybe it would be better for the developer to turn it off.
-Dan
