I would like to have HTML input that takes date in "dd.mm" format (for example: 23.03, without a year). Can I achieve that with type="date" maybe?
<input type="text" pattern="[0-9]+" placeholder="dd.mm" required />
Is there any way, to write a pattern, that allows only numbers as input and decimal point prefilled at position 3?
Thanks for any advice :)
you can try this example using jquery and you can get only date and month
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I'm trying to put a date from my database to my input type="date" field. Strings works perfectly, they all go to form when except date.
My input type is date on the form.
my form :
<input [value]="candidat.birthDate" type="date">
candidat:
export class Candidat {
birthDate!:Date;
}
This is more of a general HTML input error
When you use type="date" in you input element, you have to comply to its expected values.
The specification illustrates that:
value includes the year, month, and day, but not the time. The time and datetime-local input types support time and date+time input
So to make it work you need to adjust datTime string 2022-03-30T00:00:00.000+00:00 you are using. Using the first 10 chars should do the trick:
<input [value]="candidat.birthDate?.substr(0,10)" type="date">
why don't use pipe, just like below:
<input value={{candidat.birthDate | date}} type="date">
how do I set a min date to <input type="date"> in HTML? I tried using the min attribute but it didn't work.
Thank you in advance.
Make sure you use YYYY-MM-DD format for the min attribute.
It should work fine in most browsers.
<input type="date" min="1970-01-01" />
I know you asked for pure HTML but if it doesn't work for you, you can achieve the same result with this:
document.getElementById("myDatePicker").min = "1970-01-01";
Without finding any necessary information, does there is the possibility to make custom HTML input type='date' format? For example:
<label for="date_from">From</label>
<input type="date" class="form-control" id="date_from" value="{{Request::get('date_from') ?? ''}}" name="date_from">
I want to change, that the start of the week starts from Monday, not Sunday. And the format be 2020-04-08, not 04/08/2020. Does there are any possibility to format it to my needs?
UPDATED
To solve this problem I used the Jquery plugin datepicker. And ended like this:
My question is, if it is possible that my input type text has the same format as a input type date. The date type actually looks almost the same but it has'-' in the textbox by default and you can't remove them, that is exactly what I want.
I hope you guys get it and can help me !
If it is impossible please let me know, so I stop hoping.
I need something like sharepoint/company/subcompany and slashes should be non-removable in the input field
Download the mask plugin from below link:
https://plugins.jquery.com/mask/
Demo
html:
<input id="product" type="text" tabindex="7" />
jquery:
jQuery(function($) {
$("#product").mask("aaaaaaaaa/aaaaaaaaaaaaa/aaaaaaaaaa");
});
If you're ok with using HTML5, try this - it also adds a date picker:
<input type="date" value="yyyy-mm-dd">
If you want to do this using a normal type="text" input then you'll have to write a javascript solution
this should work. If HTML5 is ok. i think this code will not work on internet explorer
<input type="date">
I have gone through all the formats and able to work with them.
All examples shown are for just displaying only.. But If it is a text field then how to change the apply the date pattern..
Eg:
<input type="text" value="parsedDate"/>
In this case how to format the date ???
all examples are showing only for eg:
<fmt:formatDate value="${date}" type="both" timeStyle="long"
dateStyle="long" />
I want to apply the date format for text field...
Thanks in Advance
<input type="text" value="<fmt:formatDate value='${date}' type='both' timeStyle='long' dateStyle='long' />"/>
or
<fmt:formatDate var='formattedDate' value='${date}' type='both' timeStyle='long' dateStyle='long' />
<input type="text" value="${formattedDate}"/>
I got the answer from the following link.. Solution To Me
And it is only working for html elements.But not for the taglibs provided by the frameworks like struts , stripes etc...