Topic: DatePicker IMyOption disableSince Option
Jan Louw pro asked 5 years ago
Hi,
Using the DatePicker disableSince options and trying to set it to current date parameters, results in wrong date.
Code Snippet:
myDatePickerOptions: IMyOptions;
constructor(private cdRef: ChangeDetectorRef, private dbsrv: DbService, public datepipe: DatePipe) {}
ngOnInit() { this.myDatePickerOptions = { closeAfterSelect: true, showClearDateBtn: false, disableSince: { year: this.nowDate.getFullYear(), month: this.nowDate.getMonth(), day: this.nowDate.getDay() } }; console.log('DatePicker Options: %s', JSON.stringify(this.myDatePickerOptions)); console.log('Date: %s', JSON.stringify(this.nowDate)); }
Console Output:
DatePicker Options: {"closeAfterSelect":true,"showClearDateBtn":false,"disableSince":{"year":2019,"month":7,"day":3}}
Date: "2019-08-28T12:46:50.031Z"
Any idea why the month and day is incorrect?
Regards
Arkadiusz Idzikowski staff answered 5 years ago
Glad it works now. If anyone will have similiar problem in the future, to correct way is to add +1
to the getMonth
result (because the getMonth()
method returns the month from 0 to 11) and to use getDate
method instead of getDay
to get the day number.
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Jan Louw pro commented 5 years ago
Hi,
Being the first time looking at date/time processing in Javascript / Typescript, I've realized my confusion around the getMonth() and getDay()/getDate() function calls on Date object. Apologies for adding this ... :( . Regards