Use an additional argument to setDate function to update calendar view when clicked on a date.

Author: g1eb

src/datetime-range.html

@@ -36,7 +36,7 @@
               'active': calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).startOf('day').isSame(selected.clone().startOf('day')),
               'inactive': calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).month() !== calendar.month()
             }"
-            ng-click="setDate(calendar.clone().month(calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).month()).date(calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).date()))">
+            ng-click="setDate(calendar.clone().month(calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).month()).date(calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).date()), calendar_update)">
             {{ calendar.clone().startOf('month').add($parent.$index, 'weeks').weekday($index).date() }}
           </span>
         </div>

src/datetime-range.js

@@ -31,11 +31,13 @@ angular.module('g1b.datetime-range', []).
           };
 
           // Update selected date
-          scope.setDate = function (date) {
+          scope.setDate = function (date, calendar_update) {
             if ( scope.selected.isSame(date) ) { return; }
             if ( ( scope.selected === scope.start && date < scope.end ) || ( scope.selected === scope.end && date > scope.start ) ) {
               scope.selected.year(date.year()).month(date.month()).date(date.date()).hours(date.hours()).minutes(date.minutes()).seconds(date.seconds());
-              scope.calendar = scope.selected.clone();
+              if ( calendar_update ) {
+                scope.calendar = scope.selected.clone();
+              }
               scope.handler();
             } else {
               scope.warning = ( scope.selected === scope.start ) ? 'end' : 'start';