Is there a way to display the day of week (short or long) in the picker itself? I've seen examples of this value getting calculated but I've found nothing that shows a picker that resembles to IOS one where the left most wheel shows the day of the week AND the day of the month...
You can do it with the dateOrder option, where you would need to pass: 'mmD ddy'
It will look something like
$('#demo').mobiscroll().date({
// your inti properties
dateOrder: 'mmD ddy'
});
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How do i change an icon and a text according to the current date?
For example lets say icon A and a text that says this is the first part of the year appears from January first to June 30th. How do I write my code in flutter so the text changes to this is the second part of the year and then the icon changes to icon B when the current date is July to December. Also, I don't want the code to take the current date from the location of the phone. I want to use the current date of the time zone utc+1.
Also, I got a flutter package for a clock.
Here is the link clock package.
The documentation of the package is not really that detailed. How do I code the clock so it doesn't show the current time of the phone but the current time of a particular time zone I choose. eg utc+1. Thanks a lot for your time.
You can check the month of the current time adjusted per your requirements and display the correct text/icon. Here is an example of how to handle the text. You would follow the same approach for the icon and any other adjustments you'd want to make.
#override
Widget build(BuildContext context) {
final now = DateTime.now().toUtc().add(const Duration(hours: 1));
return Text(
now.month < 7
? 'This is the first half of the year'
: 'This is the second half of the year',
);
}
I am trying to set the initial scroll position as I have a floating search bar that will sit above my calendar.
Here is what it looks like on load as you can see the initial date is hidden:
Here is what I want it to look like on start as you can see the initial date is just below my floating search bar:
Anyone know how I can achieve this? Setting the initial start date 1/2 days behind is not an option as the height will vary based on the number of events in those days.
As per the current implementation of the calendar, there is no support to change the initial scroll position. The calendar will be positioned as the initial date view based on the initial display date value or controller display date value.
Please refer to the following UG link for more information.
https://help.syncfusion.com/flutter/calendar/getting-started#initial-display-date
https://help.syncfusion.com/flutter/calendar/date-navigations#programmatically-change-to-adjacent-dates
I'm having two datepickers from vuetify. I want them to be synked so if i choose for example 1 december 2020 in the first picker, I want the second picker to open on december, and not today.
Someone who has done the same thing?
I've searched through vuetifys documentation for datepickers and tried props like 'picker-date' but doesnt work.
Assign the same v-model to both it they do the same job.
Is there any way to change the date (value returned by getDate) pressing the change month arrows without using setDate?
It's not much clear your request..try to specify better; anyway see the documentation about datepicker https://jqueryui.com/datepicker/#dropdown-month-year
I'd like to have a UIDatePicker where the user can pick a month and a day but not the year. I'm aware that leap years have an extra day, so for simplicity, let's throw that day away.
Is there any way to remove the year column or have 2 reels with month/day that act like the UIDatePicker (grey out days that don't exist in the selected month)?
You cannot use the UIDatePicker class as it stands to do this - The UIDatePicker only supports the following modes
typedef enum {
UIDatePickerModeTime,
UIDatePickerModeDate,
UIDatePickerModeDateAndTime,
UIDatePickerModeCountDownTimer
} UIDatePickerMode;
Create a view and controller that implement the UIPickerViewDelegate and create your own - you may find a little more detail here Fixed labels in the selection bar of a UIPickerView