Angular : How to set different date ranges for diffirenet MyDateRangePicker components?
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I am working on a project in which I've 2 componenets, one is order.componenet in which I've list of orders let say in list there are 3 orders. second is datepicker.component in which I've datapicker for each of the three orders, for datePicker I'm using MyDateRangePicker library.
order.component.html is somewhat like this
<div *ngFor="let order of orders; let i = index" class="col-md-4">
<app-date-picker
[orderInfo] = "order"
>
</app-date-picker>
</div>
datepicker.component.html is like this
<div class="order__datepicker">
<my-date-range-picker
name="period"
[options]="datePicker"
(dateRangeChanged)="onDateRangeChanged($event)"
[(ngModel)]="model"
>
</my-date-range-picker>
</div>
To select initial date range I'm doing;
@Input() orderInfo: Order;
-------
model: any =
beginDate: null,
endDate: null
;
I want to set different initial dates range value for these three different datepickers according to the orders, for this I'm doing something like this.
setDateRange()
this.orders.forEach(
(s: any) =>
if (s.status === 'PROGRESS')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 4;
if (s.status === 'SHIPPED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 6;
if (s.status === 'DELIVERED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 9;
);
The output which I'm getting:
The output which I'm actually expecting:
So my question is how can I achieve this do I need to assign some sort of id to datepicker, so based on that id I can set seperate date ranges maybe or there is something else I can do ?
angular
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
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I am working on a project in which I've 2 componenets, one is order.componenet in which I've list of orders let say in list there are 3 orders. second is datepicker.component in which I've datapicker for each of the three orders, for datePicker I'm using MyDateRangePicker library.
order.component.html is somewhat like this
<div *ngFor="let order of orders; let i = index" class="col-md-4">
<app-date-picker
[orderInfo] = "order"
>
</app-date-picker>
</div>
datepicker.component.html is like this
<div class="order__datepicker">
<my-date-range-picker
name="period"
[options]="datePicker"
(dateRangeChanged)="onDateRangeChanged($event)"
[(ngModel)]="model"
>
</my-date-range-picker>
</div>
To select initial date range I'm doing;
@Input() orderInfo: Order;
-------
model: any =
beginDate: null,
endDate: null
;
I want to set different initial dates range value for these three different datepickers according to the orders, for this I'm doing something like this.
setDateRange()
this.orders.forEach(
(s: any) =>
if (s.status === 'PROGRESS')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 4;
if (s.status === 'SHIPPED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 6;
if (s.status === 'DELIVERED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 9;
);
The output which I'm getting:
The output which I'm actually expecting:
So my question is how can I achieve this do I need to assign some sort of id to datepicker, so based on that id I can set seperate date ranges maybe or there is something else I can do ?
angular
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14
add a comment |
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I am working on a project in which I've 2 componenets, one is order.componenet in which I've list of orders let say in list there are 3 orders. second is datepicker.component in which I've datapicker for each of the three orders, for datePicker I'm using MyDateRangePicker library.
order.component.html is somewhat like this
<div *ngFor="let order of orders; let i = index" class="col-md-4">
<app-date-picker
[orderInfo] = "order"
>
</app-date-picker>
</div>
datepicker.component.html is like this
<div class="order__datepicker">
<my-date-range-picker
name="period"
[options]="datePicker"
(dateRangeChanged)="onDateRangeChanged($event)"
[(ngModel)]="model"
>
</my-date-range-picker>
</div>
To select initial date range I'm doing;
@Input() orderInfo: Order;
-------
model: any =
beginDate: null,
endDate: null
;
I want to set different initial dates range value for these three different datepickers according to the orders, for this I'm doing something like this.
setDateRange()
this.orders.forEach(
(s: any) =>
if (s.status === 'PROGRESS')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 4;
if (s.status === 'SHIPPED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 6;
if (s.status === 'DELIVERED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 9;
);
The output which I'm getting:
The output which I'm actually expecting:
So my question is how can I achieve this do I need to assign some sort of id to datepicker, so based on that id I can set seperate date ranges maybe or there is something else I can do ?
angular
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
I am working on a project in which I've 2 componenets, one is order.componenet in which I've list of orders let say in list there are 3 orders. second is datepicker.component in which I've datapicker for each of the three orders, for datePicker I'm using MyDateRangePicker library.
order.component.html is somewhat like this
<div *ngFor="let order of orders; let i = index" class="col-md-4">
<app-date-picker
[orderInfo] = "order"
>
</app-date-picker>
</div>
datepicker.component.html is like this
<div class="order__datepicker">
<my-date-range-picker
name="period"
[options]="datePicker"
(dateRangeChanged)="onDateRangeChanged($event)"
[(ngModel)]="model"
>
</my-date-range-picker>
</div>
To select initial date range I'm doing;
@Input() orderInfo: Order;
-------
model: any =
beginDate: null,
endDate: null
;
I want to set different initial dates range value for these three different datepickers according to the orders, for this I'm doing something like this.
setDateRange()
this.orders.forEach(
(s: any) =>
if (s.status === 'PROGRESS')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 4;
if (s.status === 'SHIPPED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 6;
if (s.status === 'DELIVERED')
model.beginDate.year = 2018;
model.beginDate.month = 11;
model.beginDate.day = 1;
model.endDate.year = 2018;
model.endDate.month = 11;
model.endDate.day = 9;
);
The output which I'm getting:
The output which I'm actually expecting:
So my question is how can I achieve this do I need to assign some sort of id to datepicker, so based on that id I can set seperate date ranges maybe or there is something else I can do ?
angular
angular
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
asked Nov 11 at 15:34
Junaid
164111
164111
You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14
add a comment |
You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14
You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14
You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14
add a comment |
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You're using a single model variable to hold the date range of many orders. That can't possibly work. If each order has its own date range, then store the date range in the order, not in a single model variable.
– JB Nizet
Nov 11 at 16:14