Disable days?

[Spunkie]

Is it possible to disable entire days? For example I need to make a datepicker that does not allow weekends so I would want to disable every Saturday/Sunday in TinyDatePicker.

I tried adding .dp-day-disabled to the days alongside .dp-day but this only changed the styling while still allowing the days to be selected.

[chrisdavies]

Not right now, but it would be a minor change, and arguably a better design for some internal plumbing in the library.

I'll put it together this week.

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Is it possible to disable entire days? For example I need to make a datepicker that does not allow weekends so I would want to disable every Saturday/Sunday in TinyDatePicker.

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[chrisdavies]

Added. See the readme:

// Customizes what CSS class is associated with a particular date.
  // For example, to disable weekends:
  // dateClass(dt) {
  //   return (dt.getDay() % 6) ? '' : 'dp-day-disabled';
  // }
  dateClass: function (dt, context) {
    // dt is the date
    // context is the datepicker context
  }

[Spunkie]

I've tried out the new version and it does apply the css correctly to style the days as disabled but nothing actually prevents them from selecting the disabled days. So the disabled days are not really disabled.

[chrisdavies]

Ah. You're right. I thought I'd tested that, but was mistaken. I'm leaving the dateClass option in, since it seems useful, but I have added an inRange option, too. Again, see the readme. that should solve the problem!