I have an input field that uses the component. Say I have disabled the dates till 15th May. When I click on the calender, the current month is shown as April and all dates in it are disabled. How can I make the current month as the one that doesn't have disabled dates? (May month in this case)
Use defaultDate to display the current month you want to first display. The defaultDate is only applicable if ngModel is not initially set. See similar issue (Primeng: p-calender default date not working).
<p-calendar [(ngModel)]="startDate" [disabledDates]="invalidDates" [defaultDate]="defaultDate" showIcon="true"></p-calendar>
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When the page loads I would like to be able to specify which week or month is being displayed in vuetify for week and month calendars, respectively. So far I Haven't found a way to do this on page load. It appears to show me the month or week that includes today's date no matter what I do.
Okay, so it appears that you simply need to set the calendar's v-model or value to a simple string, i.e. '01-01-2020'.
I'm working with a v-date-picker in my vue.js application. I'm trying to get it to open on a specific month. I set the min prop to a certain date in order to disable any date before the min date. If this min date is on a future month, it would be nice if the date picker would open on that month instead of the current month. I'm not able to get it to do this.
There is this discussion:
https://github.com/nathanreyes/v-calendar/issues/113
...which says that there is a bug in the v-date-picker for setting the month it opens on, but none of the solutions or work arounds work for me.
Any help would be much appreciated. Thanks.
use "show-current" attribute you can open your calendar with the desired date. <v-date-picker v-model="month1" show-current="2013-18" type="month"></v-date-picker>
check this link.
https://codepen.io/neha-shivhare/pen/ZEXXMdE?editors=101
I want to designed a report in a cognos which showcase data for current month or prevoius month choice on prompt page, need to get logic for this.
Please advice if any one has solution for this...
2 suggestions
Scenario 1) Put the current month and prior month values in a conditional block
Or if you don't want to do that,
Scenario 2)
Create two lists
One each way you want to present the data
Current Month
Prior Month
Then use rendering on the prompt to show the list the user selected
Is it any possibility to select all values based on date range which is >= date which selected in data studio? Or this is still not supported.
P.S. Any other way to get an upcoming event, like if currently 8th of October, it will display which event(holiday) will be next?
The way I've achieved this in reports is to have a dimension that reflects whether the event is in the future, "Future"/"Past".
I've then filtered the table by this dimension so it only shows future events and then changed the Default Date Range to "All Date Range".
The table will now show all future events.
I have a report that, according to users, started miscalculating dates in one field in November 2015. After some digging around, I found that one of the tables the field referenced seemed to have an end date on 2015-10-31.
The "D" field seems to represent the day of the week, with Sunday being day 1 and Saturday being 7.
Is there a way to extend the calendar so that it ends further into the future, for example 2049-12-31?
Our calendar table, for a variety of reasons, goes the the end of the current year. We have written a query that adds a new year to this table. This query takes care of most of the fields in that table. It does not touch the holiday field. That is updated manually through a web page.
We send ourselves reminders. Starting in March, we send monthly reminders that we should think about adding another year. After ensuring that the database segment has space, and that none of the definitions, such as fiscal periods, have changed, we run the query that adds a year.
Later in the year we start mailing ourselves reminders about the holidays. Then we check to see if HR has declared them, and if so, update the records accordingly.
This meets our business requirements. Yours will be different of course.