I am in need of date picker javascript which allows date in mm/dd/yy format.
And also it should have good resolution and should be non-popup based.
I searched in google but not getting my exact requirements.
Plz suggest me the proper source.
Thank You.
See the jQuery UI Datepicker, especially the display Inline example.
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I kinda asked this question already but have not gotten a solution, so I am giving this another try...
I am using the WordPress Plugin ninja forms and have a datepicker. I want to disable any past dates, so that the user can only select the present or future dates in the datepicker.
I googled this a lot but from what I am understanding most posts about this won't work anymore since Ninja Forms changed its datepicker plugin from pikaday to flatpickr.
I know that I need to set "minDate" to today but I don't know how to select the datepicker field. I am attaching a screenshot of the HTML that the plugin produces. If anyone can help me with this, that would very much appreciated!!
You can modify the settings in javascript like in this documentation: Flatpickr documentation
But I'm facing the same issue because I can't make this code work on my site. I think it's the loading order or something like that... Anyway, hope this will help you!
It seems lite angular-ui/bootstrap/datepicker cannot be configured for multiple date selection.
Is there someone who have implemented a hack or have a good idea where to start modifying the source to enable selection of multiple date in a single datepicker?
I've googled for this same answer today and found this:
https://github.com/spongessuck/gm.datepickerMultiSelect
I noticed that the project initial commit is newer than this question and maybe you already solved the problem, but the link can be usefull to someone reading this.
You may try this plugin: MultipleDatePicker
MultipleDatePicker is an Angular directive to show a simple calendar allowing user to select multiple dates with a bunch of options to customize it.
GitHub link
I need an asp dropdown list which should have normal values. It must contain an icon or link with that.. I should be able to click the value or icon/link seperatelely.. Both should be independent of each other..
Please help me out..
You cannot do this with plain html or asp.net, but this jQuery solution might be what you are looking for. However, it does not come with icon/link separate, so you might have to play with that yourself.
Good luck!
Use Devexpress dll for this. Please check following link. It will help you.
Dropdown editor
Let me know if you have any query for the same.
please help me to choose the best plug-in in my particular scenario,
I am building a page where user enters first or last name initial and and I have around 25k records in my db.
what do you guys recommend?
Reading these other StackOverflow answers may help you!
before start read this: Efficient AutoSuggest with jQuery?
then go: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/188442/whats-a-good-ajax-autocomplete-plugin-for-jquery
then go: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/1256105/what-is-the-best-jquery-autocomplete-suggest
jquery ui autocomplete
jQuery UI has an autocomplete plugin that works really well.
jQuery UI autocomplete
I just released an Asp.Net WebControl wrapping JQuery UI autocomplete widget.
You can find it on codeplex at the following address:
http://autocompletedotnet.codeplex.com/
Maybe you will like the original standalone jQuery autocompleter plugin that is still around (and actively developed):
http://code.google.com/p/jquery-autocomplete/
I am using MS AJAX ASP.NET Components (Calendar Extender) and I'm finding this problem.
Some weekdays are not being displayed....
I uploaded a picture so you can view exactly how it is being displayed...
The one on the right (calnder) in the picture is taken from microsoft's sample.
Have you got any idea what is causing this problem?
See screenshot: http://www.sajtkik.com/calendar.jpg
Thanks Alot!
I have seen enough odd behavior when it comes to using MS "Ajax" objects across different browsers, to recommend not using the Calendar object if it can be avoided. There are enough client side (JS) libraries out there for calendars that are significantly better.
Why not try a jQuery calendar?
Looks like that your page CSS affects this calendar markup.
You can use FireBug to see which of the CSS rules produce such effect.
You don't need to know much about javascript to use JQuery. It's more simple than Javascript and just a few lines of code you can use JQuery Calendar on your page.
But of course being good needs some efforts.