[krunchParticipant]

Ok!

I have removed the sorting in the jqxinput.js code (line b = this.sort(b);)
It works, thanks !

[krunchParticipant]

I get a very strange thing about the auto-complete popup order :
– if I enter ‘N’ the items are sorted according to my order (ie they are note sorted by the popup)
– if I enter ‘n’ the items are sorted according to another order (ie they are sorted)

So I tried the following hacks on client side :
data.in = query.substr(0,1).toUpperCase() + query.substr(1);
And on server side :
$in = strtoupper($in[0]) . substr($in, 1);
But none are working !

It means that the items are not sorted if I press on the SHIFT key ..

[krunchParticipant]

Thanks ..
This is a bad new, it means that I have to forget my initial sorting (wich is relevant) or to forget jQWidgets

[krunchParticipant]

The ‘select’ event was not raised at all when I select an item in the auto-suggest popup, that’s because I was using an older version (corresponding to jquery 1.9.0).
I have updated and now it can work as you describe.

Thanks a lot !

[krunchParticipant]

Hi, indeed it should ..

But this event is triggered when I select some text in the Input, not when I select an item in the auto-suggest popup.
What is wrong ?

[krunchParticipant]

Yes, I’ve understood…

But in my case, with property setting the previous dates are not greyed in the calendar, even if they can not be selected.
That’s what I get with your syntax :

$(“#DateTimeInput”).jqxDateTimeInput(
{
theme: theme,
width: 130,
height: 23,
//dropDownHorizontalAlignment: ‘right’,
culture: ‘fr-FR’,
firstDayOfWeek: 1,
minDate: new $.jqx._jqxDateTimeInput.getDateTime(new Date(2013, 2, 19))
});

But the method works fine anyway, thank you.

[krunchParticipant]

That’s right, there’s no more gap (but minDate setting via the property doesn’t work for me).

Thank you

[krunchParticipant]

Hi

Theoretically new Date() retrieves the current date, ie 2013/3/18 (?)

So I use this :

$("#dfixc").jqxDateTimeInput('setMinDate', new Date());

And here is what I get :
> keyboard : I can type ’18’, ’19’ into the input field .. I can not type ’17’
> calendar : I can select ’19’, I can not select ’18’ because it’s disabled

That’s why I wonder how to restrict selection to futures dates only, including today ..

[krunchParticipant]

Thanks
But I notice that we can already detect a ‘pop up’ selection with the ‘renderer’ property function.

However it would be usefull to detect if the popup has closed without selection ..

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