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In IE11, the Datepicker widget is overlapping the input control as shown:
It looks like the element height is being incorrectly reported to setChildPosition from the height function for mainEl. height uses window.getComputedStyle to calculate the height but it does not look like that respects border-box within IE (see this StackOverflow question). getBoundingClientRect does seem to report the correct values for the element and I was able to hack a simple fix by replacing mainElHeight with mainElRect.height:
In IE11, the Datepicker widget is overlapping the input control as shown:
It looks like the element height is being incorrectly reported to
setChildPosition
from theheight
function formainEl
.height
useswindow.getComputedStyle
to calculate the height but it does not look like that respects border-box within IE (see this StackOverflow question).getBoundingClientRect
does seem to report the correct values for the element and I was able to hack a simple fix by replacingmainElHeight
withmainElRect.height
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