Go to Preferences>General>Security and see if the Enable JavaScript checkbox is checked. If not, that’s the reason you’re seeing the diagnostic. Javascripts can cause potential security problems so some people leave them turned off. Your Mac will prompt you for your admin password if something tries to install itself, however, so in my opinion leaving javascript running is not a huge concern on the Mac.I want to add a datepicker in a website which is using jQuery, appery.io framework. Could anyone please suggest a link or tutorial to do this?Trying to pop up a datepicker in a website where right now it’s only showing the current date in an input box like this:

The Calendar.setup function, defined in calendar-setup.js, takes care of “patching” the button to display a calendar when clicked. The calendar is by default in single-click mode and linked with the given input field, so that when the end-user selects a date it will update the input field with the date in the given format and close the calendar.

By looking at the example above we can see that the function Calendar.setup receives only one parameter: a JavaScript object. Further, that object can have lots of properties that tell to the setup function how would we like to have the calendar. For instance, if we would like a calendar that closes at double-click instead of single-click we would also include the following: singleClick:false.

For a list of all supported parameters please see the section 2.3

You can configure a flat calendar, using the same Calendar.setup function. First, you should have an empty element with an ID. This element will act as a container for the calendar. It can be any block-level element, such as DIV, TABLE, etc. We will use a DIV in this example.