Hello!
That is possible but require an small javascript implementation (which you can add in the javascript tab). Could you give me a link to your form? Probably i can create that javascript for you =).
Regards!
Hello,
that would be great!
Thanks a lot.
This is the link to form: http://www.lcstrapani.it/prenota/
Got it, please try adding this to the javascript section of your form:
//AUTO GENERATED CODE, DO NOT DELETE
(function(){var javaObject={
//YOU CAN PUT YOUR CODE BELLOW
//jQueryFormReference:A jquery reference of the loaded form
AfterFormLoaded:function(jQueryFormReference){
rnJQuery(‘#rnField7 input’).change(function(){
rnJQuery( “#rnField9 input” ).datepicker(‘option’, ‘minDate’, rnJQuery( “#rnField7 input” ).datepicker(“getDate”));
});
},
//jQueryFormReference:A jquery reference of the loaded form
//formData:An object with the information that is going to be submitted
BeforeFormSubmit:function(formData,jQueryFormReference){
//Here you can put code that you want to be executed before the form is submitted
}
//MORE AUTO GENERATED CODE, DO NOT DELETE
}; return javaObject;})
This will make the min date of Data Fine be the date selected in Data Inizio.
Regards!
Thanks,
works like a charm.
But what if I need to set maxdate=mindate +x days?
I tryed to add a value without any luck…
rnJQuery( “#rnField7 input” ).datepicker(“getDate”)+1
Doing manipulations is unfortunately a lot more complex harder. To add or subtract days in a single line you need to do this:
new Date(rnJQuery( ‘#rnField7 input’ ).datepicker(‘getDate’).setDate(rnJQuery( ‘#rnField7 input’ ).datepicker(‘getDate’).getDate()+3))
You can change the +3 for the number of days that you want to add or subtract.
Hope this helps but if it doesn’t please let me know!
