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The datepicker native input plugin exists, so it's just installing it. Then you get a JS api for it. If it doesn't exist somewhere in the thousands of plugins
by renesd 9y ago
The datepicker native input plugin exists, so it's just installing it. Then you get a JS api for it.
If it doesn't exist somewhere in the thousands of plugins available, you'll have to make it yourself. The other thing that happens, is perhaps a plugin is only available for Android. Maybe there's another one with a slightly different JS api for iOS... or none.
I've also done emscripten compiled C++ mixed in there. Which replaced various native apps. Since it was mostly OpenGL anyway... the few controls were easily implemented in JS/Html.
Anyway... just trying to share some options. Lots of native cordova plugins available (which I guess is it's main point). I really don't care what other people do... and somehow got drawn in to this discussion again!
- WA 9y agoThanks for the suggestions. While trying Ionic, I didn't install Cordova plugins to fine-tune input control. I will give it another shot.