you put it into the place where you build your form, and give it id="opsa<?=$_SESSION['count']?>"
(if your using php)

or maybe use _javascript_, and use
id = $(sdds).attr('id');
$(sdds).attr('id',id+count);

but a "REAL" solution would be much nicer :)

2006/9/20, Chris Mcleod <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:

Where do you put this?

 

I'm having the same problem as you were, with some forms loaded by Thickbox. The first form loads fine, but subsequent forms are missing the Date Picker "widgets".

 

Chris

 


From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto: [EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Michael Grosser
Sent: 19 September 2006 17:03
To: discuss
Subject: [jQuery] datePicker is gone when 2nd time loading a form

 

and now for the solution :/

$_SESSION['count'] ++;

and every form input gets a raising id, so that its unique everytime -> datepicker works :<


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