javascript - jquery ui datepicker, reverse format date -


i have datepicker displays months , years.. months in literal form (march, april etc).

when click on date picker , value in text field "march 2014" datepicker displays current month (june) instead. datepicker cant parse date in literal format. i'm trying reverse parse before datepicker shows.. not working. example:

var monthselect = $('#monthselect').datepicker({     changemonth: true,     changeyear: true,     showbuttonpanel: true,     dateformat: 'mm yy',     beforeshow: function(){         var months = { 'january' : '01', 'february' : '02', 'march' : '03', 'april' : '04', 'may' : '05', 'june' : '06', 'july' : '07', 'august' : '08', 'september' : '09', 'october' : '10', 'november' : '11', 'december' : '12'};         var thisval = $(this).val().split(' ');         var numericmonth = months[thisval[0]];         var numericyear = thisval[1];         $(this).datepicker('setdate', numericmonth + '/01/' + numericyear);         // $(this).val(numericmonth + '/01/' + numericyear);             },

is there way "unformat" date? i'm sure there must cant seem find correct way

look @ fiddle.. can date stick?

http://jsfiddle.net/w9b3l/


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