Some of my users do not know that the year on the date picker can be selected. I just wanted to add an arrow next to the year just like the following image.
I guess currently there is no way to do it, but just wanted to make sure so I ask for helps.
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I need to use a calendar for my React app where user can choose multiple days.
So far I only found the react-date-picker module but I don't really like its CSS customisation.
I thought it would be better to use HTML tag input type="date" if there is such an opportunity as it looks nice on all mobile devices(my app is for mobile devices only).
On desktop the behaviour of this element is different from the smartphone, it closes each time the user chooses the date but I don't need desktop and on smartphones the calendar is not closing after the click which is great, however, I want to style selected days somehow with the background so the user would see what he chose.
I figured out how to add all those dates to an array and it basically works OK on smartphones but the problem is I can not style the calendar the opens up.
Can anybody suggest how do I go about styling the days user clicked on? Because by default it shows background for the last date you chose and that's it.
This is my codesandbox link
HTML does not provide such kind of <input>.
You can use daterangepicker for ranges.
Or, MultiDatesPicker to be able to select specific days.
I'm trying to make an HTML form with input type="date" which will be a range of months but not years. For example I need the user to select a date with a range from March to October, but with all available years (2019, 2020, 2021...).
I know about option of attributes min and max but we must fill the entire specific date and I only need a range of months.
CODE of min and max:
<input type="date" min="2019-03-01" max="2019-10-31">
Is there any option to do this with clear HTML or must we use JavaScript?
Unfortunately, there is no way to eliminate the 'year' portion of the HTML date input, which makes some sense given that it has such wildly different implementations on different platforms.
JS will let you build what you want, but it will be more difficult to ensure cross-platform reliability. Here's one option, you can use a date input but restrict it and then strip the response with JS, though that does not actually hide the option to change the year.
How to hide the year part in Html <input type="date"> calendar panel?
Here's a similar SO answer that could lead you down a path to manipulate jquery's datepicker to do what you want:
https://stackoverflow.com/a/10243049/1650488
Ultimately, there are a lot of benefits with sticking to the native HTML elements instead of rolling your own solution, so personally I'd look at the workflow and try to make it make sense with the native datepicker.
If the native element really doesn't work, It might make sense to build your own input such as selecting the date and month range separately, but then you could run in to troubles with differing lengths of months and it will be hard to manage accessibility devices such as screen readers.
I want exactly the same thing like in the following image.
Is it possible? any jquery library or some custom thing?
Hi I am looking for a JavaScript time picker which shows the previous and next option. The closest one I found is eonasdan's Boostrap 3 time picker! But the thing missing is the visible previous/next time option. I did a mock up picture and highlighted the fields that I need in orange based on eonasdan's solution but I have no clue how to make it. Is there any good time picker I can use to make it?
Try this. In this you are provided with Date, Time and Date and Time together.
I'm using this date picker:
http://www.eyecon.ro/bootstrap-datepicker/
2 questions:
Anyone know how to make it work in Internet Explorer? It just
doesn't, try it.
How can I configure it such that it selects entire
weeks? (if a person selects a specific day in the week, the value
passed is the start of the week, it would also be good if it
highlights the entire week on hover)
You can try https://github.com/eternicode/bootstrap-datepicker which is an improved version of datepicker by eyecon.
You might also consider using HTML5's builtin datepicker by simply using
<input type="date">