`remove(element)` seems to require a parent.

[onedogonemanonevan]

Creating a datepicker using:

.create(myEl, options);

requires:

.remove(myParentEl)

to remove the datepicker, this seems like a bug.

[mihriminaz]

While creating a picker it is as create(htmlElement, options) and in options you should send the 'id': 'date-from-picker-1'

cordova.plugins.DatePicker.create(
    document.querySelector('.inline-datepicker'),
    {
        'id': 'date-from-picker-1', // this should be the unique identifier of the picker
....

While removing a specific picker you should use the id you set before:

cordova.plugins.DatePicker.remove(
    'id': 'date-from-picker-1'
);

Sorry for the inconvenience. I updated the ReadME file.

[onedogonemanonevan]

@mihriminaz is it an object you are passing? Your syntax doesn't seem correct.

[cakuki]

@spacesuitdiver plugin is using ids internally to access objects in native context, so there was no intention to use them in JavaScript context. But like you said, the remove method is using parent element to find the id, which is strange usage more than a bug. So I am reopening this issue to fix it.

Meanwhile, we have just added removeById to remove them directly, so you can work around by giving id in options like @mihriminaz suggested in her comment for now. And remove by giving id (or array of ids) to removeById method directly:

cordova.plugins.DatePicker.removeById(
    'date-from-picker-1'
);