Thanks!

Excellent work here, and write-up. I’m looking to see if there is a way to make the calendar appear for multiple inputs with the same id/name. For example, I’m working on a project where the application is required to display the initial form with one calendar input. Then the user can duplicate the input within the form, to have a second set of, say, computer inventory information. Thus, the form data is passed to the server as an array.
Can I have something like:
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Then when the user clicks on the two input fields, two separate calendars appear. And the date would go through as an array as expected (ex: date=01/01/2010,02/02/2012).

I tried the datepicker supplied by JQuery’s core ui, but couldn’t get it to work (or maybe I’m not understanding JQuery enough to make it generate a new calendar for each input with matching id/name). So, I’m checking you JQuery plug-in to see if it can do what I’m looking for.

If your plug-in can do this, would you be so kind to provide a mini example, or explain how I can make this work?

Thank you!
Adrian

One more question, Is there any easy way to format date format (‘d/m/y’ instead of ‘m/d/y’ for exampe)?

10x

Thanks for adding this new current property to the options.
I just tried using it but it does’nt really work for me. I might miss some thing, but I’ve looked into the code and it looks as the _setOption function is never called, so also if I set current hardcoded in the default options it does’nt work.

$('input.date').flexcal({current:  '10/1/2011'});

works.
However, the value of the input element overrides that, so you can change the option after the fact to force it:

$('input.date').flexcal().flexcal('option','current','10/1/2011');

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setDate no longer works.
–Danny