I think you are making things needlessly complicated here. Usually the best solutions are the simplest ones.
Let's start with the basics: what version of IE, and what version of jQuery UI? An observation: if you are in a restricted execution environment, you should program defensively at the outset, and alert the user long before the datePicker gets invoked. In other words, why would the burden of detecting, handling, and recovering from a system-level restriction be placed on a compnent- level widget? So consider coding a simple test at the top-of-page to detect this js access/execution issue, and alert the user. **--** Steve On Jan 19, 10:30 am, anemon <anemo...@gmail.com> wrote: > I run my site with ui datepicker at localhost in IE with security > params - internet zone, high level(ask to enable javascript). I add > localhost to trusted sites. When datepicker shows (_updateDatepicker > function call),IE ask me to enable javascript - it`s not correct > behaviour. > Generated datepicker div contains js functions call and > jquery-1.3.2.js first of all sets div.innerHTML and then > fragment.appendChild().http://karma.nucleuscms.org/item/101has > decision that innerHTML must be after appendChild. > I have fixed this on datepicker`s side by appending an empty > datepicker`s div and then set it`s innerHTML (function > _updateDatepicker): > var jq = inst.dpDiv.empty().append(''); > jq[0].innerHTML = this._generateHTML(inst); > Is this issue might be considered as bug and can I submit this fix in > repository?
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