Closed jcunningdev closed 10 years ago
Hi,
This is expected behaviour. It's bad manners to fire the onchange event in JS. The dateset callback can be used to deal with onchangy type functionality like that.
Thanks for the pull request anyway and apologies it's taken me a lifetime to reply.
Previously, no "onchange" event was fired by the element if the date was changed in the datepicker gui. This modification now fires the onchange event if the data is changed by datepicker.