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This. In my form generation library (that I maintain and use for client apps) there are two types of datetime input areas available. They take the same argument
by noduerme 4y ago
This. In my form generation library (that I maintain and use for client apps) there are two types of datetime input areas available. They take the same arguments for ranges and single/double dates, with or without time, and at what frequency of time (e.g. hourly, 15 minutes, etc). One wraps a calendar library (daterangepicker) and attaches it to the form; the other generates a responsive text input with placeholders and danger labels. Their outputs are both returned as Moments which can be sanity checked, tested against other constraints and shipped back out as YYYY-MM-DD HH:MM:SS to the database.