![]() ![]() Use toValue and toDisplay, but let them have the same format, and into toDisplay you can add a line to set the date in the required format inside your secondary hidden input. ![]() In the meantime what I suggest anyone to do if to use 2 inputs, one for display/typing, one for storing the format you truly desire. This will be completely makeover in the 2.0 which would come hopefully soon. b Use the 'Edit in JSFiddle' link in the top right and. That should be it, and you should be good to go. Make sure that you have jQuery 3 and Bootstrap 4's CSS and JS included in your project too. This means: Copy content of the HTML, CSS, JavaScript tabs into your project. Meaning that if you have different format between toValue and toDisplay the picker will only work once, the second time toValue will fail to parse your date. There are two ways to use the snippet: a Copy it into your project. But at the same time, when a date is selected and the date need to be displayed in the picker and on the input, it needs to be formatted, so it goes through toDisplay. Where the implementation fail is that the plugin when something is written in the input, it goes through toValue, because it needs to be parsed. To sum up easily, toValue is for handling date from outside to the js core (a parse function in another words), toDisplay is from the js core to the outside (a format function). First of all, there are range and single date. Let’s define parameters for date picker libraries. That means that to choose the date you can simply type the date in the text field, but it’s expected that you will use the calendar to pick the date. All libraries in the article are calendar-based. Well actually the documentation is not wrong, but the implementation does not make much sense. Selection Criteria for Bootstrap Date Pickers.
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