Closed IShumihin closed 9 years ago
I've just checked you commit, the "for (var hour =..." statement code is very long, and make it unreadable. It is not a good practice. I'll test it in my fork.
I can change it, like here https://github.com/mugifly/jquery-simple-datetimepicker/blob/master/jquery.simple-dtpicker.js#L716
Sorry for my bad English. Can you give me advice? I do not know how to change the attributes in already created object. I watched your example http://mugifly.github.io/jquery-simple-datetimepicker/jquery.simple-dtpicker.html (It's will also useful for use with two input-fields.) and would like to use the date of the first object as "current" to the second object. Thank you!
2013/11/1 LucasTheCure notifications@github.com
I've just checked you commit, the "for (var hour =..." statement code is very long, and make it unreadable. It is not a good practice. I'll test it in my fork.
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Sorry, I cant help you with inputs problem, in fact examples are not mine.
In my opinion min and max values only for hour are fine, but may be not enough for all cases. So I decided to add "startTime", "endTime" that allows define hours and minutes like "15:18" Also "minuteInterval" was limited to range [5..30] what caused problems with declaring for instance 2 hours intervals.
Above limitations are fixed in my fork.
@muglify do you need help merging this commit?
Now we can set a time range with using minTime and maxTime option, as same with LucasTheCure's approach. Thanks for opinions.
Awesome! I came here to suggest/implement this.
I will do some tests when I have time. Thanks!