It sounds like your event listeners are been overwritten by the jQuery-UI Datepicker states. It you look at the source of the date picker, every time it changes state it re-declares its event listeners. Thats all I can say without looking at your source Post your source and I'll try to fix it for URL1 may be necessary to monkey patch the Datepicker.
It sounds like your event listeners are been overwritten by the jQuery-UI Datepicker states. It you look at the source of the date picker, every time it changes state it re-declares its event listeners. Thats all I can say without looking at your source.
Post your source and I'll try to fix it for you. It may be necessary to monkey patch the Datepicker.
Thanks for your answer. I found another source of the problem: I was calling all this stuff inside a .load() function. Somehow that interferes with the mouseenter and mouseleave events, making them unreliable (mouseleave even more than mouseenter).
Taking it all out of the load function solved the problem. At least it did when I also copied the code that Datepicker uses to go to Prev and Next month and used it directly in my code. Again, thanks for your help.
– user316727 Jun 4 '10 at 7:06 Glad your problem was resolved. Good luck with your project. – Robert Hurst Jun 8 '10 at 20:15.
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