Forms Calendar - Default Date - Laserfiche Answers

replied on April 29, 2015

there are some modifications to the codes from other answers that can help you. Particularly, I remember a script that helped ensure 30 days between the first date and second date. I am sure someone will chime in with how to take that and make it do what you wanted.

For clarification, you want the user to be able to select the second date within 3 days of the first date, or it be automatically 3 days after the first date?

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replied on April 29, 2015

Automatically be three days, but allow user option to extend further.

Setting the first date to be 1 month from current - using links you provided - is inputting correct date, but in unrecognized format.

$(function() {
$(document).ready(function () {
    var currentDate = $('.currentDate input').val(); // Gets Current Date Information from Hidden Field
    var dateSplit = [];
    dateSplit = currentDate.split("/");
    var newMonth = parseInt(dateSplit[0]) + 1; // Get Month + 1
    var AddYear = 0; // Year Offset
    if (newMonth > 12){ // Determine if not a valid month
      newMonth -= 12;    // Make newMonth valid
      AddYear = 1;       // Increment year offset
    }

    var newYear = parseInt(dateSplit[2]) + AddYear; // Calculate the Year
    var maxDate = (newYear+"-"+newMonth+"-"+dateSplit[1]);
    $('.DateFrom input').val(maxDate);       // Input current +1 month


});
});

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