Open stonetwig opened 8 years ago
Hey @stonetwig! Because you have a Date object, it's up to you how to transform it into string of any format.
Example:
var today = new Date();
today.toISOString(); // => "2016-03-04T09:20:49.447Z"
Using other methods of Date object you could extract year, day, hours, and etc.
Query param could be bound to a Date object not directly, so then you have freedom to transform it into string of required format, and also convert a string of query param into a Date object.
Hello @soulim and thanks for the response,
While I am aware how to format a date object and that I don't need to bind it directly, I kind of have to in my application since loading a specific page must fill the form out. I am unaware of when to format it since ember updates the query param automatically when I change the value in the form and it just casts the object to a string.
Would it work for you, if you create a "proxy" property? The one that stands between query param and the Date object.
I need this available too.. it should be an option to have it as a string instead of date object.
I'd definitely call this a bug, the value passed to the bound property should match the value in the text field, ie: if the format param is set to yyyy-mm-dd
then the bound property should be a string in that format, rather than a date object.
I appreciate for backwards compatibility this should probably be an opt-in setting, at least until v1.0
@soulim Maybe with an ember computed value or something, but it feels like it creates a lot of unnecessary complexity for me. As of now I am just using normal input fields instead.
Hey,
nice plugin!
I've noticed while using it that the value is represented as a date object which is kind of troubling when binding it to a query param (since it will basically print out the ugly version in the url bar). Is there any way to make it be string only instead of a date object?
Example in the url:
somedate=Tue%20Mar%2001%202016%2000%3A00%3A00%20GMT%2B0100%20(W.%20Europe%20Standard%20Time)
Can I solve my issue? I'm thinking of maybe creating like a wrapper component, but it's modifying a value in my controller directly which can be a bit troubling.