Closed sogrbilja closed 5 years ago
OK, I found the problem I had to rewrite my function like this:
function SetDateTime(controls, value, DateTimeFormat) {
if (typeof $(controls).data('dateRangePicker') === 'undefined')
$(controls).dateRangePicker({
autoClose: true,
singleDate: true,
showShortcuts: false,
singleMonth: true,
time: {
enabled: DateTimeFormat === globalDateFormat ? false : true
},
format: DateTimeFormat
});
if (value)
$(controls).data('dateRangePicker').setStart(moment(value).toDate());
else
$(controls).data('dateRangePicker').clear();
$('.date-picker-wrapper').css("z-index", 3);
}
The main thing is that I had to avoid another initialization when the control's daterangepicker is already initialized.
This is maybe trivial to you, but I am facing a strange problem, I am using this function to set dateRangePicker to a control and to set it's value.
On a page I have a dynatable, so when a user select a value from the dynatable it shows input fields with dateRangePicker included, but when user clicks on an another record it stops on $(controls).data('dateRangePicker').setStart(moment(value).toDate()); line saying "Uncaught TypeError: Cannot read property 'find' of undefined". I have noticed, also, that if I click on all fields and invoke calendar drop down I can click on the next row to and display it without error. Errors come also when I resize browser window, I mean why it needs to listen to window resize if calendar is not yet shown?
How this can happen?
Thanks, Dejan