Date picker method destroy doesn't remove generated DOM id

[serga84]

Here is my example how to fix it

var destroyMyDateTimePickers = function () {

'use strict';

$('.datetimepicker, .datepicker').each(function () {

var $this = $(this);

if (!($this.attr('readonly')

$this.attr('disabled'))) {

$this.datepicker("destroy");

jQuery UI Date Picker bug. Date picker doesn't remove generated DOM id. if ($this.attr('id').indexOf('dp') === 0) {

$this.removeAttr('id');

}

}

});

};

[Scott González]

Datepicker doesn't add an id to the element, so I'm not sure what you're referring to. If you can provide a reduced test case that shows the problem, we can look into it, but I have a feeling whatever you're seeing is related to the time extension you're using.

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