Hello everyone,

I've been trying to find a simple method to copy a date from one datepicker and paste it into others since the usual Ctrl+C and Ctrl+V shortcuts don't seem to work. So far, I haven't discovered an easy solution other than utilizing events directly on the datepicker itself. However, this approach doesn't work when trying to copy a date from another source. If anyone has any alternative suggestions or solutions, I'd greatly appreciate it.

Hello,

I can't make it work to have a custom placeholder when value of kendo-date-picker is empty. It always show the expected format even with the placeholder parameter set.

Example: https://cnslg5.stackblitz.io

One would expect to have the defined placeholder to be shown and not the date-input format-placeholder. How to avoid that ?

Hello,
We use kendo for Vue and tried implementing a DateInput element in our Vue app.

When we try to use this element on a smartphone, we hoped it will use the OS date input, just like it works with any <input> element of type “date”. But we found it is rendered as type “text”.

This means the UX is not as good as we hoped it will be.
Is there a way to render it as <input> of type “date” so it will behave accordingly?

https://www.telerik.com/kendo-vue-ui/components/dateinputs-wrapper/dateinput/

Thanks,

Ron.

Hi,

I  am using the kendo-datepicker and set it up as below.

<kendo-datepicker ref="datePickerFrom" :format="'yyyy-MM-dd'" v-model="from" :culture="local"
     :start="'month'" :depth="'month'" :max="to" :week-number="true">
 </kendo-datepicker>

I wonder on what basis the week number is calculated.

Please answer whether it follows the ISO standard or if there is another standard.

I have a native DatePicker that I am using in an application with many components that use the Kendo wrapper validation widget. I am trying to get the behavior and appearance of the DatePicker to match that of the existing components. Validation should occur when a field loses focus and an invalid field should have a red outline and red error message below it. I tried to use the native DatePicker validation functionality, but I was unable to make validation consistent with all of the other components.

I am able to use the Kendo wrapper validation widget to perform validation when a field loses focus and display an error message, but I have been unable to get a red outline on an DatePicker in the invalid state. How can I accomplish this? 

See https://stackblitz.com/edit/esiptm for an example.

I have some grids that have a date/time column. The default equality operators for the filter match both the date and time. I am trying to customize the equality operator (or add a new operator) that ignores the time and only compares the date. Using a custom operator works the first time I select the operator. When I go back to the filter menu after setting it the first time, the dropdown has no operator selected and I changing the value again doesn't work until after I select equals again.

How can I have the equals operator remain selected or add a new operator?

If this isn't supported, are there any other ways I can accomplish the same thing? I want to display both the date and time, but have equals only filter on the date.

Here is some example code: https://stackblitz.com/edit/custom-filter-only?file=src/main.vue

Hi,

That's it, i need to get the selected date as a date object, is there any way besides manually parsing the string?

Thanks...