[Buggs2015Participant]

Perfect!

That was the section of CSS code that I was looking for

Thanks again Stanislav.

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Wow! Hristo, you really did it!!!!

I would have never guessed the super convoluted jQuery coding that this request would have entailed.

Again, thank you again for all your kind and wonderful support.

You guys are great

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thank you for your continued support Hristo.

I see that when I open the datepicker that the present date is still highlighted. Your previous example worked well where it appeared that the present date wasn’t highlighted. The only problem with your first example was that if the user selected the present date, it would appear that the user never made a selection.

I will reword my question and provide an example:

My objective is this: Don’t select and style (highlight) the present date when the datetimepicker is first opened by the user. Instead, let the user make a choice to select a date in the date picker.

If, by chance, the user happens to pick the present date, the date picker should still function normally (hover and selection)

https://i.stack.imgur.com/HDGmk.png

Does that make any sense? or does this go above and beyond the functionality of the addin?

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Hi Hristo,

Basically, when you open the datetimepicker, the default date selection is today’s (present) date. The default should be that when a user opens the datetimepicker no date should selected nor present.

If the user makes a selection and selects a date either, the present date, a date in the past or a date in the future, then that is their selected date.

Does that make any sense?

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thank you very much Hristo for the wonderful example. My only problem now is that if a user clicks and selects the present date, the styling does not get called or changed for the .selected class. Is there anyway to have the best of both worlds here?

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thank you very much Stanislav!

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thanks for the reply Hristo.

What happens if you want to end up keeping the same source name though? I see in the example that 2 different source names are cited.

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Hi Stanislav,

it would be similar to this example here: https://www.jqwidgets.com/jquery-menu-with-separator-items/

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thanks Stanislav.

Maybe I should have reworded my request to have been a bit more clearer. Using the JQXWindow widget, what I would like to accomplish is to have a dynamic window with a text area that resizes to whatever the height of my popup window is along with 2 buttons at the bottom after the textarea: OK | Close. At this point in time, the current problem is that the button appears to be cut off at the bottom of the window.

Here’s a depiction of the desired result:

https://imgur.com/a/BSYdn

Much thanks and appreciation for your continued support with my dilemma

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thank you so much!

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

I see after some investigative work, it seems that it works with firefox and no longer with IE11. Did some code change server side or would this be perhaps because of an MS update?

Cheers,

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Thanks Peter.

What would cause the page then to return nothing. I don’t even get an XLS or CSV file back. The page just opens and is blank.

Jay

[Buggs2015Participant]

Works great!

Thank you so much Peter

[Buggs2015Participant]

Maybe into a modal dialog of some sort?

[Buggs2015Participant]

Worked like a charm ivailo! Thank you so much

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