Hi,
After inserting the clone to DOM you should apply datepicker to the DOM
rather than the copy variable. Something like this:
$('#newDraftLine').click(function(){
var row = $('#draft tr:last');
var copy = row.clone();
copy.insertAfter(row);
$('#draft tr:last').find('.datepicker').attr('id','').datepicker();
});
On Sun, Jan 4, 2009 at 3:38 AM, Mickiii <michael.la...@gmail.com> wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I have this function for a table form:
>
> $('#newDraftLine').click(function(){
> var row = $('#draft tr:last');
> var copy = row.clone();
> copy.insertAfter(row);
> copy.find('.datepicker').attr('id','').datepicker();
> });
>
> Why is it that the datepicker does not work when the cloned input is
> in focus? For all elements in place when the page loads it works, but
> for this cloned element nothing happens. I can see that the input is
> assigned an id utilized by the datepicker.
>
> If this turns out to be a newbie question, please bare with me. I have
> used mootools for a few years now, but recently decided to start using
> jquery.
>
> Thanks
>
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