Other bugs with date picker
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Quote from Thierry on January 16, 2020, 23:28Hello
2 and a half issues.
1/
If Auto submit is OFF
Filtering by a date submits the form (this is not supposed to happen) and without any result. This is a bug...If another filter is set first and searched for, then filtering by a date works
But in that case, you have to "close" the calendar after picking a date. It would be better that picking a date on the calendar closes the calendar.I do not have time to debug all this by myself.
2/ datepicker.js
First error
var date = new Date(parseInt(self.currentYear, 10), parseInt(self.currentMonth, 10), parseInt(self.currentDay, 10), 23, 59, 59);
sets a date at 22:59:59 and not 23:59:59 so the last hour of the day is missed.
Second error
For a "to date", the previous date is OK when correctedBut for a "from date" it is wrong, you need another date that I have setup in the file:
var date1 = new Date(parseInt(self.currentYear, 10), parseInt(self.currentMonth, 10), parseInt(self.currentDay, 10), 01, 00, 00);
which sets the time at 00:00:00
Then you use each date, one in the "to" query, one for the "from" query
For my own usage, there is still something annoying. The search seems to be done with a > "from date" and not with a >=
So with my product with a time at 00:00:00 the products of the first day were not found.
So.... I found a workaround by setting by products at time 00:00:01
Kind regards
Thierry
Hello
2 and a half issues.
1/
If Auto submit is OFF
Filtering by a date submits the form (this is not supposed to happen) and without any result. This is a bug...
If another filter is set first and searched for, then filtering by a date works
But in that case, you have to"close" the calendar after picking a date. It would be better that picking a date on the calendar closes the calendar.
I do not have time to debug all this by myself.
2/ datepicker.js
First error
var date = new Date(parseInt(self.currentYear, 10), parseInt(self.currentMonth, 10), parseInt(self.currentDay, 10), 23, 59, 59);
sets a date at 22:59:59 and not 23:59:59 so the last hour of the day is missed.
Second error
For a"to date", the previous date is OK when corrected
But for a"from date" it is wrong, you need another date that I have setup in the file:
var date1 = new Date(parseInt(self.currentYear, 10), parseInt(self.currentMonth, 10), parseInt(self.currentDay, 10), 01, 00, 00);
which sets the time at 00:00:00
Then you use each date, one in the"to" query, one for the"from" query
For my own usage, there is still something annoying. The search seems to be done with a >"from date" and not with a >=
So with my product with a time at 00:00:00 the products of the first day were not found.
So.... I found a workaround by setting by products at time 00:00:01
Kind regards
Thierry
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on January 17, 2020, 14:32Hello Thierry
I will pass this to the developers
Hello Thierry
I will pass this to the developers
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on January 21, 2020, 19:40Hello Thierry
Please delete file - datepicker.js - and paste new file - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VcL-bAvDBwkXfvPSfcFfDxoeG51AJpCh
do test please
Hello Thierry
Please delete file - datepicker.js - and paste new file - https://drive.google.com/open?id=1VcL-bAvDBwkXfvPSfcFfDxoeG51AJpCh
do test please
Quote from Thierry on February 7, 2020, 14:27Hi
Sorry for being so late to answer, very busy currently.
I did not use you new datepicker.js because (tested on 2 different servers) the time you define appear to be "day before 23:01 " for the starting date (and not 00:01) and 22:59 for the end date (and not 23:59).
Frankly speaking I not know if there is something wrong on the 2 servers where I tested or if there is something wrong in your datepicker.
In a while, I will do some tests on a sandbox website to verify all this.
Best and kind regards
Thierry
Hi
Sorry for being so late to answer, very busy currently.
I did not use you new datepicker.js because (tested on 2 different servers) the time you define appear to be"day before 23:01" for the starting date (and not 00:01) and 22:59 for the end date (and not 23:59).
Frankly speaking I not know if there is something wrong on the 2 servers where I tested or if there is something wrong in your datepicker.
In a while, I will do some tests on a sandbox website to verify all this.
Best and kind regards
Thierry
Quote from Pablo Borysenco on February 10, 2020, 13:05Hello Thierry
It looks like a problem with time zones
Hello Thierry
It looks like a problem with time zones