LeonidasJP
commented
7 years ago Try passing only the date to set the datepicker to as second argument to .datepicker. Eg, use: $("#DueDate").val(date.format("DD.MM.YYYY")).datepicker('update', date.format("DD.MM.YYYY"));
You could even omit the date from .datepicker('update'); in that case the Datepicker will be updated to the value of #DueDate.
As explained at http://bootstrap-datepicker.readthedocs.io/en/latest/methods.html#update:
update Arguments:
date (String|Date|Array, optional) date (String|Date, optional) ... Update the datepicker with given arguments or the current input value. The arguments can be either an array of strings, an array of Date objects, multiples strings or multiples Date objects. If date arguments are provided and they are Date objects, it is assumed to be “local” Date objects, and will be converted to UTC for internal use.
Expected behaviour
should set value via javascript
Actual behaviour
nothing
Datepicker version used
ex. 1.6.4
Example code
date = moment() $("#DueDate").val(date.format("DD.MM.YYYY")).datepicker('update', { language: 'ka', rtl: false, autoclose: true, format: 'dd.mm.yyyy', todayHighlight: true, date: date.format("DD.MM.YYYY") });