The following example shows you how you can use the date picker inline in your page (rather than as a popup). An inline datepicker always appears on the page and doesn't close when you select dates. You need to add a listener to the dateSelected event if you want to capture the user's choice of dates.
NOTE: You will need firebug to see the results of selecting dates in thie demo - firebug lite is included in this page so whatever browser you are in just press F12 to open up the firebug console.
$(function() { $('.turn-me-into-datepicker') .datePicker({inline:true}) .bind( 'dateSelected', function(e, selectedDate, $td) { console.log('You selected ' + selectedDate); } ); });