Closed madanaman closed 6 years ago
Hi! Originally these components were not designed to be used with ng-model
and as such are not compatible with it. They do offer the same level of two-way binding of data though :)
What is the specific use case you have for using the ng-model
directive?
Your second question sounds like a feature request, what do you mean with disabled? Currently the dates outside the range of start and end date are not allowed, e.g. you can click on a date before the selected start date but it won't get set.
We are planning to build a notification system, wherein notification start and end datetime is selected by Admin. So I was planning to use your implementation, and hence the need to get the value selected by the user. So I am now using "start" and "end" variables to get the selected value. Its solved 👍
Great! Glad it worked out :)
Hi, is there a possiblity of specifying ng-model so that the start and end values can be used? Secondly, can the dates prior to start date be disabled in the end date selector?
Thanks, Aman