This might get alot easier if you can put up a test page so we can see
what's going wrong.
First of all, check that your page actually has a div-tag with the id
txtDate on it.
If it doesn't and your calling $("#txtDate").datepicker() then of
course nothing happens.
If you are generating the div-tag through ASP.net the div-tags id
might be something else, you have to check.
You can also create an empty html-page, link in the scripts, put a div-
tag on it with the id you want and then call the datepicker on that.
If that works then you have a basic case that you hopefully can
integrate into your current project.
Kindly, Marcus.
On 20 Apr, 13:53, bader shehri <[email protected]> wrote:
> this one not work at all
>
> On Mon, Apr 20, 2009 at 2:48 PM, 李民瑋 <[email protected]> wrote:
> > sorry
>
> > $("#txtDate")
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