we have such definition for range selector.
Range Selector that make sure 'to' date is after 'from' date and also 'from' is before 'to' date.
var to, from;
to = $(".range-to-example").persianDatepicker({
inline: true,
altField: '.range-to-example-alt',
altFormat: 'LLLL',
initialValue: false,
onSelect: function (unix) {
to.touched = true;
if (from && from.options && from.options.maxDate != unix) {
var cachedValue = from.getState().selected.unixDate;
from.options = {maxDate: unix};
if (from.touched) {
from.setDate(cachedValue);
}
}
}
});
from = $(".range-from-example").persianDatepicker({
inline: true,
altField: '.range-from-example-alt',
altFormat: 'LLLL',
initialValue: false,
onSelect: function (unix) {
from.touched = true;
if (to && to.options && to.options.minDate != unix) {
var cachedValue = to.getState().selected.unixDate;
to.options = {minDate: unix};
if (to.touched) {
to.setDate(cachedValue);
}
}
}
});
<div class="range-from-example"></div>
<div class="range-to-example"></div>
but all the time it shows current datetime by default which I want to show a specific day.
I am looking forward a way to set wanted day.
we have such definition for range selector.
Range Selector that make sure 'to' date is after 'from' date and also 'from' is before 'to' date.
but all the time it shows current datetime by default which I want to show a specific day.
I am looking forward a way to set wanted day.