How to restrict a dates of datepicker Fuelux???
I have a datepicker with several properties .
I need to restrict the first 20 days of January .
Is it ( 01-01-2015 Up 20-01-2015 ).
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker('setCulture', 'es');
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker('setFormat', 'DD-MM-YYYY');
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker('setDate', '01-22-2015');
I found the next code, but Dont worked.
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker(
'setDate', '01-22-2015
restricted: [{from: '01-01-2013', to: '01-01-2014'}]');
In advance thanks for the help you can give me.
setDate is not an initialization option. It is a method that can only be run once the control has been initialized.
Try something like this:
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker({
momentConfig: {
culture: 'es',
format: 'DD-MM-YYYY'
},
restricted: [{from: '01-01-2013', to: '01-01-2014'}]
});
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker('setDate', '01-22-2015');
Be sure that you have the MomentJS library loaded before Fuel UX.
Excellent answer. Thank Interactive Llama. It worked and works perfect. He presented a problem because when you set the start date inside the range of blackout dates , the datepicker not understand this configuration and sets the current day.
The correct configuration is initialized by placing the date outside the range of time blackout dates .
I also tried loading the moment.js before and after fuelux file, and in both cases the datepicker worked. Anyway I preferred to leave it as you indicated. (Load moment.js file before the Fuelux library).
Here is the final code for its observation.
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker({
allowPastDates: true,
momentConfig: {
culture: 'es',
format: 'DD-MM-YYYY'
},
restricted: [
{from: '01-01-1900', to: '31-12-2014'}
]
});
$('#myDatepicker1').datepicker('setDate', '01-01-2015');
Thanks for your help Interactive Llama.
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function Page1_TextButton1_OnPressed(e)
{
SMF.UI.showDatePicker({onSelect:DoSomething});
}
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I try to load the datepicker of fuelux with start of the week to Monday.
i have already try this:
$('#myDatepicker').datepicker({
culture: 'fr',
format: 'L' });
but without success...
It should be, per datapicker options:
$('#myDatepicker').datepicker({
momentConfig: {
culture: 'fr',
format: 'L'
}
});
However, this will only set the format of the input box--not the calendar. I'm not sure if there is a way to have the calendar start on Monday (you can change the day names at the top to French, of course). The team was not aware that the "French week" started on Lundi. Please post an issue.
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