I am searching for a Datepicker in Angular 6 which has the ability to show Arabic Date based on Hijri Calendar.
Can't seem to find one. Is there something available or we need to build it from scratch.
Ng bootstrap or bootstrap for angular has a date picker that supports Hijri dates and other dates formats. You can look into the link below.
https://ng-bootstrap.github.io/#/components/datepicker/calendars
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Is there any way to change to localisation of the Netlify CMS UI so the Date Picker widget is displayed in Monday-Sunday weeks and 24 hour times? I set the locale to ‘en-GB’ on the off-chance that would do it, but no luck.
I'm not looking to change the format of the output, but looking for the UI element to be formatted correctly for my locale. There is a hint to this being possible on the GitHub page, but I can't find how to set the config appropriately.
The sourcecode for the netlify datetime widget shows it uses react-datetime under the hood.
According to those docs, you can pass in a locale there, which is how you'd make monday the day of the week. I would suggest copying the netlify datetime widget (sourcecode here) modifying it to pull in the requirementrs correctly, and then passing in a locale as a prop to the DateTime widget within that.
(Previous answer was incorrect - I thought locales was the solution to this (it normally is with react-datetime), but the netlify locales are only for providing language translations, my bad.)
I'm working on an Angular 7 application with Project Clarity v1.0 as a design system.
I did many forms but facing some issue regarding Datepicker custom format.
I went through the documentation but there is no example or text about how to use custom date format, dis-allowed past/previous dates...etc something like ngx-bootstrap. They are mention each and everything about how much you can play around with date picker element.
Project Clarity Example
<form clrForm clrLayout="vertical">
<input type="date" [(clrDate)]="date" newFormLayout="true">
</form>
I tried, angular way to setup custom date format as described into Stack Answer, but nothing like works. Can anyone have an idea about this?
The Clarity Date Picker may not have all of the features of another date picker, and there are some enhancements in our backlog currently. If there is a specific issue that is missing, please search https://github.com/vmware/clarity/issues for existing issues or you may create a new one.
Also in this case, you shouldn't need to use newFormLayout="true" on the control since you are already using the clrForm directive on your form.
Custom date format: We use the locale from Angular to determine the format. This is not currently overridable beyond that.
Disallow date ranges: This is not currently supported, but issue is https://github.com/vmware/clarity/issues/3009.
I want to use Ionic 2 Datetime component in my application But my problem is the target date format is not gregorian and it's Jalali(persian) date format. So I wondering that if any way to change the region of datetime. I wrote a service for change gregorian date to jalali but I don't know that is it possible to change datetime to work with this or not.
Have a look at the library moment js, it seems to have a plugin with the calendar kind you look for, see here. And for the display of the picker, maybe if you use the native datepicker plugin, you'll have a correct display of your calendar (assuming those are managed by android or ios).
How I can display only month and year using md-datepicker directive?
Currently, There is no information is available in Angular Material Documentation.
Can anyone help?
You can pass mode to the md-datepicker directive
md-mode="month"
e.g
<md-datepicker ng-model="dateFields.selectedDate"
md-mode="month">
All the day numbers and week days on twitter bootstrap date picker show up in only one column. Could you help me?
This happens when the css part of the datepicker is missing. Grab the less file from https://github.com/twitter/bootstrap/pull/657/files and incorporate it to your system, or take it directly in css from the link you posted