I'm using JQueryMobile's Datebox plugin. Its simply an awesome tool and I use it even for date conversion.
Now the problem is to show the Week Number in the date picker along with the Month calender that shows up.
Is there any way to do it in Datbox or anyother plugin available for it?
Thanks for your time in advance
sorry it took so long, but here ya go:
http://dev.jtsage.com/jQM-DateBox2/demos/mode/calbox.html (2nd demo)
I believe that is what you are looking for - let me know if it works out.
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I have a requirement of implementing Multiple Month View which shows two months calendar side by side exactly like RangePicker but to be able to choose only single date, not a range.
I have made a Sandbox
If anyone has worked on such solution, please help.
Thanks.
I worked on something similar recently. I made an override to the Ant CMS for the range selection blue background. I just kept the styling for the dates that are clicked, and I just kept the two selected dates instead of the entire range.
It's a hack, but it worked fine and I've yet to run into any issues with it.
Set allowEmpty={[false, true]} disabled={[false, true]}
Demo
I need to capture weeks instead a dates using Kendo UI datepicker. I need some like this (plz see the picture):
Someone can give me the solution? I need to get the week number after select the week. any help? thank you in advance.
set the weekNumber to true.
$("#datepicker").kendoDatePicker({
weekNumber: true,
});
This isn't available in KendoUI at the moment.
It's been requested on the community forums and it looks like its still pending.
http://kendoui-feedback.telerik.com/forums/127393-telerik-kendo-ui-feedback/suggestions/2952881-add-the-ability-to-display-a-week-number-column-to
Add the ability to display a week number column to the Calendar & DatePicker controls and permit custom calculation of week number.
I have the following jQuery calendar:
http://www.overset.com/2008/05/12/multiday-calendar-datepicker-jquery-plugin/
What I need is to select the days (eg 2 days), these are marked on the calendar by changing the background color (without having to hover over the calendar).
The idea is that this starts from the current day. If I choose 2 days, then check today and tomorrow.
Anyone know if this is possible?
Any idea?
Thank you,
Greetings.
I'm doing a website for an hotel, and I'm trying to do a datepicker to book the days that somebody wants to stay there.
http://jsfiddle.net/newpatriks/PmPGV/
Here you have that I have done, but I've some problems:
I don't know why, but when the users select the range days, the calendar starts from the month that contains the "end day" choosen.
The css run ok for the .temp_1, but not going well for the .temp_2 and .date_selected (I'm going crazy about this...)
Thanks a lot :)
JQuery Datepicker has a built in range select: datepicker/date-range.
Here is an example from the following question: jQuery datepicker- 2 inputs/textboxes and restricting range
I am looking for a Javascript-based date picker that would allow me to display one week only (instead of the current month).
Ideally it should be one that can be expanded to a full month view if necessary and back again.
Also, (css based?) design customizability would be a plus.
A jQuery solution would be preferred. I've had a brief look at the jQuery datepicker, but it seemed to me that it can only display full months. Please let me know if I am wrong.
The jQuery UI datepicker, as has been noted, can not easily be configured to display only one week. You can however use the maxDate and minDate configuration options to constrain the user's input. Here is an example of this functionality.
To answer your specific question, I am not aware of any datepicker control which will only display one week.
I'm not sure, but maybe you can customize this http://jqueryui.com/demos/datepicker/
Ones that show just one week I know none :(
Edit: After inspect, it shows to be CSS based, I've run through it's options but couldn't find anything just to show one week. Rather there is one which allows you to select only one week though, dunno what the supposed effect is though.
A date picker widget is overkill if you only have seven options. Just use a dropdown. A neat JavaScript trick is that you can add 1 day to any date and it will handle month/year rollovers automatically. The following code will always give you the next 7 days (starting with today):
var dates = [new Date()];
for (var i = 1; i < 7; i++) dates.push(new Date(dates[0].getYear(), dates[0].getMonth(), dates[0].getDate() + i));