m-date-picker | date picker for mobile using javascript | Date Time Utils library
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date picker for mobile using javascript and acting like native date picker
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QUESTION
I have a datepicker input field in Angular material that is of the format MMM d. Now I want to set the calendar to stick to the year 2020 as it shows even the leap year date of Feb 29. I have managed to limit the max & min of the input and set a default date of Jan 1. But somehow the datepicker is picking wrong dates from the selected date in the calendar and is also showing 0 as a possible date.
Here is the stackblitz
Any help is appreciated.
Template:
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Answered 2021-Feb-08 at 21:07The d is for the day of the week, 0 being sunday, 1 being monday, until 6 which is saturday, you'll need to fix that, for the day of the month you need D.
It should be:
QUESTION
I am updating my Angular 5 Application into Angular 9.1.4 version with latest bootstrap library(4.4.1). below is my **package.json **file.
When i am doing **prod build ** I am getting lot of error messages due to AOT compilation , how can i fix these issues ? do I need to downgrade Angular version ? ng serve working fine but no luck with prod build. can any one help me in it.
below are couple of sample error messages,
error TS-998003: No directive found with exportAs 'ngbDatepicker'. 141 #firstDate="ngbDatepicker"
error TS-998003: No directive found with exportAs 'ngbTabset'. 2
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Answered 2020-May-10 at 07:08Your dependencies also shows ng-bootstrap version "^1.6.3",
As per ng-bootstrap documentation, for Angular 9, you need 6.x.x. You will need to update it too.
https://www.npmjs.com/package/@ng-bootstrap/ng-bootstrap#dependencies
Edit:
I'm afraid Bootstrap Tabset has been deprecated and you may need to refactor the code using Nav.
You can find the documentation at https://ng-bootstrap.github.io/#/components/tabset/examples
As for Bootstrap Datepicker, make sure you have NgbModule or NgbDatepickerModule imported along with FormsModule in your module.
QUESTION
I have a page that contains a partial view, which has dynamically added form fields (name and date-range for each guest). How do I submit all these fields to a post method, so that I get a list of all the guests (name AND date-range)?
The partial view:
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Answered 2020-Apr-21 at 12:34The solution was actually really simple, and already implemented. I already used model binding to bind the data to a model, so instead of the model having "name" and "daterange" attributes as string, I just changed their type to List and that way it fills all the values into those lists.
QUESTION
I need to use Vuetify v-date-picker in different components. But that will lead to code duplication. So I thought it will be interesting to create a custom component which I can use anywhere I need to.
- This child component should emit to the parent the value of the formatted date.
- The parent component has a button which console logs the formatted date
But with my current code, I am getting this error message:
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Answered 2019-Dec-19 at 08:19Changes i've made to get it to work, is that i've added a computed with a get() and set(). The getter will return the current selected value, and the setter will be emitting the new value each time it's changing.
This is a good way of utilizing the v-model within custom components.
CustomDatePicker.vue
QUESTION
i am already sending a variable from laravel to my vuejs like below : but when i want to use it in a component as an string it gives not defined error my vue component code is like below
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Answered 2019-Mar-27 at 20:25// First component (getting value from Laravel):
export default {
props: ['reserve_end']
}
Now, in the first component, you should have an access to this.reserve_end.
// template of first component
Let's pass the value to another component, using same technique - props.
// Second component (getting value from first component
export default {
props: ['date']
}
Now, in the second, component we can:
{{ date }}, to get the date :)
However, don't forget to inspect each component Vue devtools.
QUESTION
I'm working on a asp.net web-form website in which I use ../ for routing files like js files, styles, etc. When I decided to apply ScriptBundle and replace ~/ instead ../ the website didn't work at.
js file completely are loaded on browser but they didn't work.
This is my code before ScriptBundle that work perfectly:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Oct-10 at 05:27That is beacuse the order of the script files (in .cs) is wrong. jquery.min.js should most likely be first. Change the order so that it is the same as per your working example. Since atleast all jquery.*.js files uses jquery.min.js they must be loaded after jquery.min.js.
QUESTION
I'm a new with angular and want to make "improve user profile", the idea is make new component to fetch current user data and bring the empty one into this component to fill it, and so on... for ex. if the user didn't fill his last name, the input field of last name will appear on that new component to be filled, after that will click save to save that and show the next. for now I've use this to check if the data filled or not:
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Answered 2018-Sep-05 at 13:31I did it by create new variable to be like a bridge: on component.ts file:
QUESTION
I'm a newbie in android, I looked here and here but didn't work for me. I'll appreciate any help, thanks in advanced.
My Question is, I want to set the following constraint on my date picker dialog. 1. Throw error if selected date is less than current date. And 2. Selected date must not exceed 14 days interval from current date.
See my code below:
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Answered 2018-Sep-03 at 13:51Try to change "dd - mm - yyyy" to "dd - MM - yyyy"
mm - minutes
MM - months
QUESTION
Somehow I can't apply a custom date format to my material Datepicker. I have also tried implementing it the same way as it's proposed at Material Datepicker
Due I think this is overly complicated and wasn't working( ERROR Error: Datepicker: Value must be either a date object recognized by the DateAdapter or an ISO 8601 string. Instead got: 1525125600000)
I tried to use this reference implementation from this stack answer. Resulting in the same error. It is obviously converting the date to an timestamp, so the formatting string seems to be applied as expected.... Also I'm wondering why the implementation of angular results in the same error (with a different timestamp because it's using the current date as start-position). The problem it, that i have absolutely no idea where to look for the mistake anymore
This is my .component.ts:
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Answered 2018-Jun-28 at 09:14maybe you can set Locale on your constructor.. it works for me
QUESTION
After a long day of trying to figure out AngularJS directives I finally got my date picker working, the only thing that would make it perfect now is the live change of the min- and maxDate.
Business case: I want to select a date when I started working on a project. Then I realize I selected the wrong date and that the project started later. I change the project's startdate and also want to correct the date I started working at it.
In that case with my current code the minDate in the date picker is still set to the old project's start date.
Is there an easy way to do this given my following (working) state?
(I don't know how to actually make this playable in jsfiddle or so, because this is an extract from a much bigger project that I don't know all dependencies of yet and I just started with AngularJS)
In the Main HTML file I call my custom date picker like this:
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Answered 2018-Feb-09 at 16:36You can probably achieve what you want using AngualrJs's $broadcast, $emit, and $on. When the date is changed, you can $broadcast or $emit the event with the new date, and then use $on to update the date in your input.
I have used Angular Date Range Picker to achieve this functionality myself; below is the code for my directive.
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