DateRangePicker | Date Range Picker is a Calendar Picker View | Datepicker library

I had the same issue, here is my workaround ;

while selecting ranges it updates both selection values in the very first click.

I figured out my problem. Everything works fine and the code should have worked as intended. The problem was coming from using nextJs, useRouter(). To access the router I needed to use useRouter(), example: const router = useRouter();. Then to access the query data i've set up within the router would be such as: const { location, startDate, endDate, numOfGuests } = router.query;.

To use useRouter it needs to be in a proper component function starting with a capitalized name. My problem was it was lowercased. Example ; function search() {...} instead of, function Search() {...}. From here i will keep the file name of search.js lowercased for address bar router query purposes.

In this example I created a class MainActivity.java and it's layout that open a custom Dialog from a Button like this:

The MainActivity.java:

The only way to add a footer to the MaterialDateRangePicker is to get access to the Picker root View and from there you can find the Picker FrameLayout Container (with Id app:id/mtrl_calendar_frame) and get access to its child View the Vertical LinearLayout Container which contains of three children: (a Days-GridView, a Separator-View and a RecyclerView) in a vertical orientation. What you want is to add a footer below the RecyclerView. Because the parent is a LinearLayout you can add the weight attribute to all its children to be weight=0 except the RecyclerView (which render the months) to be weight=1 to get all the remaining space.

To access the Picker root View you have to observe the MaterialDatePicker (DialogFragment) lifecycle and add the footer View in onStart() of DialogFragment. For this purpose you can use the DefaultLifecycleObserver.

Below is full working example to add a footer View:

I haven't used the Component from the library but you're right according to the documentation

@zerohouse/router-tab isn't compatible with angular 9, you have to install @cativo/router-tab to get it work.

Try the below code.

Changing the date format in the server side was what worked, by adding a mutator. I just set the mutator's name wrong. My column name was date_of_birth, but I set the mutator function's name to setBirthDateAttribute($value) when it should be setDateOfBirthAttribute($value).

Keep in mind Laravel's powerful name conventions fellow newbies! ^^;;;

I have created a sample demo project that will help you add the category drop down: Dojo Telerik Link

Sample Output of drop down list with add new category:

Hope this helps you out!