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JqueryUI Datepicker: Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'settings' of undefined?

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I am developing a asp.net MVC4 project where i use lots of JqueryUI datepicker.

For one of my date picker when i tried to click on datepicker image i am getting some error like,

Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'settings' of undefined                jquery-ui-1.10.3.min.js:9

Html

<div>

<input type=text id=tsDte  style=font-size: 14px;width: 50% >              

                <img src=~/Images/dayPicker.png onclick=tsDatePickerClick() style=vertical-align:bottom/>

</div>

Javascript

var currentDate = new Date();



$(#tsDte).datepicker({

    dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',

    maxDate: 0,

    changeYear: true 

}).attr('readonly', 'readonly');

$(#tsDte).datepicker(setDate, currentDate);





function tsDatePickerClick() {

    $(#tsDte).datepicker('show');

}

Here i have a Textfield and a datepicker image.When i click on datepicker image datepicker will popup .

i have followed the similar way in other datepicker and they are working fine.I have only problem with this date picker.

Any help is appreciated.

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answered 11 Years ago jaelyn · Accepted Answer

I think your datepicker wasn't created correctly, so when you call show, it expects a settings object.

Probably you didn't create it inside $(document).ready, you should have:

$(document).ready(function(){      //Add this line (and it's closing line)

    var currentDate = new Date();



    $(#tsDte).datepicker({

        dateFormat: 'yy-mm-dd',

        maxDate: 0,

        changeYear: true 

    }).attr('readonly', 'readonly');

    $(#tsDte).datepicker(setDate, currentDate);

});

Hope this helps. Cheers