Yes I agree with James. You should set the value from the database to
match the format exactly as the datepicker needs it to be. If you are
using PHP here is a cheat sheet:
http://php-date.com/
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On Jul 17, 10:23 pm, James wrote:
> That was just an example.
> You should try to make it the same
That was just an example.
You should try to make it the same then. Use your server-side script
that gets the date from the database to format the date before you
output it so it's the same as what datepicker uses (or whatever you
set it).
On Jul 17, 9:50 am, sankofa wrote:
> The initial value is
The initial value is not the same. It is coming from the database as
a timestamp with the time & date. There is no leading zero before the
month.
Sorry, that should've been:
(e.g. 4/03/2010, and not 04/03/2010)
On Jul 17, 9:16 am, James wrote:
> Is the initial value in the textbox in the same format the datepicker
> would put into the textbox if a date was selected?
> (e.g. 4/03/2010, and not 4/03/2010)
>
> On Jul 17, 8:30 am, sankofa wr
Is the initial value in the textbox in the same format the datepicker
would put into the textbox if a date was selected?
(e.g. 4/03/2010, and not 4/03/2010)
On Jul 17, 8:30 am, sankofa wrote:
> I have succesfully applied the datepicker to a blank textbox.
>
> However, when I apply the datepicker
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