Closed MrWildanMD closed 10 months ago
Your proposal is not something that will be included in this library.
Another option is adding a standalone TimePicker or possibly a standalone Scheduler component. The TimePicker is pretty straightforward but the Scheduler component would be an embed rather than an input and the layout would look like below, with styling updates to match STWUI.
Would something like this meet your needs?
Yes that's it, so i can control which time is enabled/disabled according to query...if that does'nt exists can you provide link to that component?
It doesn't exist but that could be a good addition to the library. I am not sure on a timeline at this point but I can put it in the works. That was just a screenshot of something I found online that is close to what I have in my head.
Yes, that was exactly what i was looking for, and my thought was datepicker can do such things...maybe for now i'll using standalone component like you said
welp, i found alternative that is actually i'm creating a child view when i select date then fetching query then render the child view which is time schedule that still available, but i hope it will become one of stwui component
With you finding a solution that I would argue is probably the best option for most devs as it provides the necessary flexibility required for a complex/specialized component of this nature I am going to close this one out. Cheers!
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Okay after discussing with my team,,we need to handle the time/querying the time, like the image attached,,is this possible or if not maybe this is feature request
What type of pull request would this be?
New Feature
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then you'll see the datepicker like i mentioned in feature request