This module provides a very simple directive to enable support for input[type="date"] with the latest stable version of AngularJS (~1.2.26).
With this, you can implement a simple HTML5 standard datepicker for AngularJS.
Look at the Demo.
The latest stable version of AngularJS (~1.2.26) has no support for input[type="date"].
The support was added only for 1.3 branch of Angular, which is now in beta.
bower install --save angular-input-date
<script type="text/javascript" src="https://github.com/betsol/angular-input-date/raw/master/angular-input-date/src/angular-input-date.js"></script>var application = angular.module('application', [
// ...
'ngInputDate'
]);Just include the following HTML snippet to your page:
<input type="date" ng-model="myDateObject">You can specify scope value in your controller like this:
application.controller('AppCtrl', function($scope) {
$scope.myDateObject = new Date(2014, 3, 19);
});Your date variable must be a proper Date object.
Read section Detecting value changes for more details on Date object requirements.
Here's the Demo Example of how you can use this.
There are situations when you want to compare initial (master) value of the input
with the value provided by the user. In order for this to work correctly, you have
to provide initial Date object without a time part. We will call such dates timeless.
The thing is, that input[type="date"] HTML element is not designed to contain time information,
only a date. So when we pass your Date object to it, we have to truncate the time part.
And when a value is read from the input, the time part is already gone, so when you will try
to compare it against initial Date object, you will get a negative result.
You can create a timeless Date object the following way from scratch:
var year = 2014, month = 5, day = 25;
var dateWithoutTime = new Date(year, (month - 1), day);Or if you want to convert existing Date object to timeless one, we provide a special
function to do so. Consider the following example:
application.controller('AppCtrl', function($scope, someExistingDate, inputDate) {
$scope.entity = {
date: inputDate.ExtractDate(someExistingDate)
};
});You have to inject our service called inputDate and invoke it's ExtractDate method.
It will return proper timeless Date object.
If you have found a bug - please create an issue in this GitHub repository.
If you have a question - file it with StackOverflow and send me a link to s.fomin@betsol.ru.
Have any ideas or propositions? Feel free to contact me by the same E-Mail address.
Cheers!
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