Hi,
I want the datepicker to support keywords such as "TODAY" or "YESTERDAY".
What that means, is that either by typing it into the textbox or by using the footer with a "today" button, users can set the date to "Today".
That means I want the string "today" to be saved in the database and not the date of "today", because when the user comes back few days later I want to parse the string and show the actual today date and not one of the past.
In the grid filtering, I have already figured out how to get the string "today" from the database and convert into into today's date and place into the datetimepicker but I am having a hard time doing the saving of the special keyword.
Any help is appreciated
I want the datepicker to support keywords such as "TODAY" or "YESTERDAY".
What that means, is that either by typing it into the textbox or by using the footer with a "today" button, users can set the date to "Today".
That means I want the string "today" to be saved in the database and not the date of "today", because when the user comes back few days later I want to parse the string and show the actual today date and not one of the past.
In the grid filtering, I have already figured out how to get the string "today" from the database and convert into into today's date and place into the datetimepicker but I am having a hard time doing the saving of the special keyword.
Any help is appreciated
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Hello Darren,
The required functionality can be accomplished using 3rd part library, that can parse human readable dates. I would suggest you check this how-to demo that shows integration with such JS library.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
The required functionality can be accomplished using 3rd part library, that can parse human readable dates. I would suggest you check this how-to demo that shows integration with such JS library.
Regards,
Georgi Krustev
Telerik
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