Hello there,
1) Locate this line:
onSet: function() {JQuery("#elem44").val(this.get("value"));}
and replace it with line:
onSet: function() {JQuery("#ff_elem44").val(this.get("value"));}
You are missing this part "ff_".
2) You can set 2 or more functions inside the echo statement like this:
echo '<script type="text/javascript">
JQuery(document).ready(function () {
JQuery("#ff_elem3385_calendarButton").pickadate({
format: "mm-dd-yyyy",
selectYears: 2,
firstDay: 1,
min: true,
onSet: function() {JQuery("#ff_elem3385").val(this.get("value"));}
});
});
JQuery(document).ready(function () {
JQuery("#ff_elem3394_calendarButton").pickadate({
format: "mm-dd-yyyy",
selectYears: 2,
firstDay: 1,
min: true,
onSet: function() {JQuery("#ff_elem3394").val(this.get("value"));}
});
});
</script>'
Only write the correct ID of each calendar.
Let me know if this works now.
Regards,
Marko
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