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Every widget i'm using from the jquery UI has a .prototype, but not datepicker.
I've found this issue by trying to overwrite classes, as per the guide here.
Here's my code snippet, which works for every widget, except datepicker: $.extend( $.ui.selectmenu.prototype.options.classes, { "ui-selectmenu-menu": "custom-class-name" });
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@lehelkeresztes You are right. The datepicker plugin is the only one which is not based on the widget base class. This is due to historical reasons.
We planned to release two new widgets in order to replace the current datepicker plugin: calendar and datepicker. Sadly, they never made it to an official release. You can find some more info about those widgets here:
Every widget i'm using from the jquery UI has a .prototype, but not datepicker.
I've found this issue by trying to overwrite classes, as per the guide here.
Here's my code snippet, which works for every widget, except datepicker:
$.extend( $.ui.selectmenu.prototype.options.classes, { "ui-selectmenu-menu": "custom-class-name" });
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: