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user1666648
user1666648

Reputation: 79

jquery Trent Richardson date time picker doesnt work on windows 8 IE10

I am using Trent Richardson date time picker. It works good on all the OS and browsers except on windows 8 IE 10. Even in Windows 7 IE 10 it works fine. In windows 8, IE 10 i could see the datetime picker is scrambled when i toggle between different dates. I see some scrambled texts instead of numbers. Below are the screenshots of such layouts. Did any one face this issue. My time picker is used in production now and causing lot of troubles because of this.Please help me to find a fix for this issue

datetimepicker1

datetimepicker2

Here is the code am using. I have a text box

  <input type=text name="marketDate" id="marketDate" value="" />

to which i am associating the date time picker like this

    $("#marketDate").datetimepicker({
        showSecond: true,
        timeFormat: 'hh:mm:ss',
        duration: 'fast',
        changeYear: true,
        changeMonth: true
     });

Upvotes: 3

Views: 969

Answers (1)

Tyler
Tyler

Reputation: 1285

I have tested this on Windows 8 64-bit in IE-10 with all normal Standards and IE10 mode set. Please verify that your IE10 settings doesn't have Quirks mode enabled nor a lower version of IE enabled. This can sometimes get changed when testing using the Developer Tools. Hit F12 to get the Developer Tools bar in the bottom. Below are my screenshots of what it looks like for me based on his example on his website, as well as what my IE10 is set to.

Working Example

IE10 Mode is set

Standards mode as normal

You are only mentioning what you see, but say you are using it in production code... did you get any messages from clients about it not working? Otherwise it could just be your system.

Lastly, as recommended in the comments, asking the developer is your first best bet to see why you might have a special case. Perhaps something else in your production code is interfering with the code and causing it to act differently in IE10. Hard to tell without further testing or a URL with live code to debug.

Upvotes: 1

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