While I've had success using primeng p-calendar on Google Chrome, I've encountered an issue where the date-picker does not open upon clicking the text box on other browsers.
Below is the snippet of HTML code I utilized:
<p-calendar [(ngModel)]="startDate" showIcon="true" monthNavigator="true" yearNavigator="true" dateFormat="dd/mm/yy" dataType="yearRange="1970:2030"></p-calendar>
Furthermore, here is how I initialized the startDate variable in my TypeScript file:
const dateParts = (new Date()).toLocaleDateString().split('/');
this.startDate = dateParts[1] + '/' + dateParts[0] + '/' + dateParts[2];
Upon visiting the primeng website, I noticed that their calendar component functions properly across all browsers. If I made an error in my implementation, why does it work seamlessly on Google Chrome?