I think I changed epoch to be the best now. The calendars you recommended
have the problem that if you have two date fields beyond each other, as I
did, the bottom date field shows before the calendar of the the top date
field.
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From: "Rossko" <ros...@culzean.clara.co.uk>
To: "Google Maps JavaScript API v3" <google-maps-js-api-v3@googlegroups.com>
Sent: Thursday, September 15, 2011 1:41 PM
Subject: [Google Maps API v3] Re: top en left of element in infowindow
differs per browser
My conclusion is that it has to do with the offset calculation in an
infowindow and that it is also dependent the way the date element is
written
in the page.
I'm sure it is. It's to do with the way Epoch uses getTop and
browsers like Chrome calculate offsetParent. Infowindow does what it
does, Chrome does what it does, Epoch can't cope with that. Look into
how jquery manages this area if you want a fix to apply to Epoch.
If you like, try a later version of Epoch.
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