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I am about to install the jQuery datepicker into my application, but already know I need a given feature. When asking the user for his/her birthday, the user needs to be able quicky enter the year. But the problem I see if that the default datepicker expects the user to click the left arrow button (on the top of the calendar control) to decrement the year. But since I am pretty sure it's been used to enter birthdays before (LOL), I wanted to ask how to do that.<br />
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Could someone provide me the jQuery configuration I need to make the datepicker's calendar easily skip to a year much earlier??<br />
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Thanks.
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I am about to install the jQuery datepicker into my application, but already know I need a given feature. When asking the user for his/her birthday, the user needs to be able quicky enter the year. But the problem I see if that the default datepicker expects the user to click the left arrow button (on the top of the calendar control) to decrement the year. But since I am pretty sure it's been used to enter birthdays before (LOL), I wanted to ask how to do that.

Could someone provide me the jQuery configuration I need to make the datepicker's calendar easily skip to a year much earlier??

Thanks.

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