Open CristianaPereira opened 5 years ago
The initial date is taken from the value you give to v-model
, you should be fine by just setting it to whatever you need it to be in your data
...
data () {
return {
date: new Date('2019-01-03'),
...
}
},
...
Hey @CristianaPereira your question motivated me to add an easily way to do just that. As of beta-23
, you can use the move
or focusDate
methods. move
just moves to the month for the date, where focusDate
actually focuses on that date as well. More documentation here.
Here is an example of what I think you are trying to achieve. Select 435
from the list to check it out. Source code for the example is here
[question]
@nathanreyes I don't know if it just me, but I was expecting that if any external control updated v-model
with new selected dates, the calendar would react to it and move to the new dates itself automatically.
I've seen the documentation example on how to achieve it, but i'm curious, any particular reason why you went the manual route?
(Great work on this btw, keep shipping ☮️ )
Having to call focusDate manually is a big bummer. Good thing I use this with a wrapper so I just implemented in the wrapper.
I want do mark today's date on start, and some other events like holidays. I will have a table with some other dates, (not events, yet) and I need it to jump to that dates dynamically. Is there a way to do that?