2009/9/30 Nalum :
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> Hello Alex,
> The only reason it would be a problem is if you don't apply the jQuery
> to the input every time it is loaded or if it is loaded a second time
> and old input is still on the page then you have two elements with the
> same id.
>
> If you have two elements with t
Hello Alex,
The only reason it would be a problem is if you don't apply the jQuery
to the input every time it is loaded or if it is loaded a second time
and old input is still on the page then you have two elements with the
same id.
If you have two elements with the same id jQuery wont do anythin
2009/9/29 Nalum :
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> Hello Alex,
> Is class="calendario" style="border:none"> loaded in using ajax?
>
> If it isn't then you don't need to put the date picker into a
> function, you could do the following: http://pastebin.com/m4ddcd98b
>
> If it is loaded with ajax then you need to call the func
Hello Alex,
Is loaded in using ajax?
If it isn't then you don't need to put the date picker into a
function, you could do the following: http://pastebin.com/m4ddcd98b
If it is loaded with ajax then you need to call the function every
time it is loaded into the page.
Hope this helps
Nalum
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2009/9/28 alexbariv
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> Hi everybody.
>
> Let me introduce myself.
>
> I'm a developer located in Venezuela (latin america), and i have like
> 2 years using Jquery in every project that came to my hands. Its a
> pleasure to meet you all.
>
> For begin, i have a little problem that i hope you can
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