Slight corrections on DatePickerPlugin readme

Author: mbillau

Android/DatePicker/README.md

@@ -1,12 +1,16 @@
 1. Copy the .js file to your 'www' folder
-2. Create a package com.phonegap.plugin
+2. Create a package com.phonegap.plugins
 3. Copy the .java file into this package
 4. Update your res/xml/plugins.xml file with the following line:
 
-   `<plugin name="DatePickerPlugin" value="com.phonegap.plugin.DatePickerPlugin"/>`
+   `<plugin name="DatePickerPlugin" value="com.phonegap.plugins.DatePickerPlugin"/>`
 
-5. Add a class="nativedatepicker" to your <input> element for which you want the native datepicker
-6. Add the following jQuery fragment to handle the click on these input elements:
+5. Add the JavaScript file to your HTML page where you want to use the DatePicker:
+
+   `<script type="text/javascript" charset="utf-8" src="datePickerPlugin.js"></script>`
+
+6. Add a class="nativedatepicker" to your <input> element for which you want the native datepicker
+7. Add the following jQuery fragment to handle the click on these input elements:
 
 ```
 	$('.nativedatepicker').focus(function(event) {
@@ -50,9 +54,9 @@
 	});
 ```
 
-7. It is recommended to prefil these input fields and make these fields read only with a standard date format, preferably with three letter month so it can always be parsed.
+8. It is recommended to prefil these input fields and make these fields read only with a standard date format, preferably with three letter month so it can always be parsed.
 
-8. You may need to convert the result of date.parse() back to an object to get the picker to work a second or third time around. If so, try inserting this code after the myNewDate declaration:
+9. You may need to convert the result of date.parse() back to an object to get the picker to work a second or third time around. If so, try inserting this code after the myNewDate declaration:
 
 ``` 	if(typeof myNewDate === "number"){
 		myNewDate = new Date (myNewDate);