I am allowing for the user to click a link, which will add a field to the page. The user can click the link to add as many fields to the page as they like. When the field is clicked, a calendar appears, because it is a date field. I am using the Any+Time calendar. The jQuery waits for a click event from the field with a specific id. Here is the code:
$('#start_date').click(
function(e) {
$('#start_date').AnyTime_noPicker().AnyTime_picker().focus();
} );
The id is start_date. The problem is that the user can click the link to add a new field called start_date and since the id is the same, the jQuery event listener cannot uniquely identify each field. Is there a known solution for this kind of a scenario?
I'm not clear: does appending the unique number not work for you? If you're OK creating the field but it's not attaching the click handlers, then try adding a class="pickerField"
to the elements when you create them, and change your handler to:
$('.pickerField').click(
function(e) {
$(this).AnyTime_noPicker().AnyTime_picker().focus();
} );
I believe that should work with jQuery 1.7.2. If for some reason it doesn't, then try the following instead:
$('.pickerField').on('click',
function(e) {
$(this).AnyTime_noPicker().AnyTime_picker().focus();
} );
If you're using an older version of jQuery, try using live
instead of on
.