Fix IE7 z-index issue with modal #683
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When a datepicker in within a BS modal, the dropdown is not visible in IE7 since IE7 return '0' and not 'auto' value for undefined attribute.
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i guess that when calculating proper z-index for the datepicker, we should find the max z-index value of parents() and not stop at first related to uxsolutions#533 uxsolutions#170 uxsolutions#683 uxsolutions#678 uxsolutions#656 uxsolutions#665 uxsolutions#634 uxsolutions#621 uxsolutions#609
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When a datepicker in within a BS modal, the dropdown is not visible in IE7 since IE7 return '0' and not 'auto' value for undefined attribute.
Credits : http://stackoverflow.com/questions/13074624/how-do-i-get-twitter-bootstrap-datepicker-to-work-in-ie7