DatePicker has an internal function, _adjustDate()
, which I'd like to add a callback after.
This is how I'm currently doing this. Basically, just replacing the function defintion with itself, plus the new operations. This effects all datepickers, which I'm not sure is desired, either.
$(function(){
var old = $.datepicker._adjustdate;
$.datepicker._adjustDate = function(){
old.apply(this, arguments);
// custom callback here
console.log('callback');
};
});
_adjustDate is what's called during the next/prev month clicks. The function takes three parameters. I'm curious if there's a better way to add the callback.
I'd like to have the end result look like this; where afterAjustDate
is the callback handle:
$('#datepicker').datepicker({
showButtonPanel: true
, afterAdjustDate: function(){ $(this).find('foo').addClass('bar'); }
});
onChangeMonthYear
is not an acceptable event alternative, neither are the live()
/delegate()
(don't work in IE) binding options.
This comes from the need of applying classes/manipulating elements after the month is selected. Changing the month recreates elements in the calendar; when this is performed jQueryUI is not smart enough to inherit the class changes. Thus, I need a callback after changing the date.
There is an onSelect option that you can use to pass a callback function to the datepicker. It sounds like this might be a built-in solution to what you need.
$('.datepicker').datepicker({
onSelect: function(selectedDate) {
// custom callback logic here
alert(selectedDate);
}
});