add:  $("div.popup-calendar .hours",_openCal)[0].childNodes[_selectedHour].selected=true; $("div.popup-calendar .minutes",_openCal)[0].childNodes[_selectedMinute].selected=true; $("div.popup-calendar .seconds",_openCal)[0].childNodes[_selectedSecond].selected=true; 
context: 	var _draw = function(c)	{		// explicitly empty the calendar before removing it to reduce the (MASSIVE!) memory leak in IE		// still not perfect but a lot better!		// Strangely if you chain the methods it reacts differently - when chained opening the calendar on		// IE uses a bunch of memory and pressing next/prev doubles this memory. When you close the calendar		// the memory is freed. If they aren't chained then pressing next or previous doesn't double the used		// memory so only one chunk of memory is used when you open the calendar (which is also freed when you		// close the calendar).		jQuery('div.popup-calendar a', _openCal).unbind();		jQuery('div.popup-calendar', _openCal).empty();		jQuery('div.popup-calendar', _openCal).remove();		_openCal.append(c);	};
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