QS:Date max - Revision history

Han: you you

2018-04-02T17:49:20Z

you you

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	{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if ~~you~~ you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}		{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}

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Han: maximum

2018-04-02T17:39:48Z

maximum

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	This question attribute can be used to set the ~~minimum~~ value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.		This question attribute can be used to set the maximum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.

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	* Any date value in format ''YYYY-MM-DD'' (eg., ''~~2013~~-08-24'');		* Any date value in format ''YYYY-MM-DD'' (eg., ''2018-08-24'');
	* Any year value;		* Any year value;
	* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow";		* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow";
	* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);		* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);
	* Expressions: With expressions, a ~~minimum~~ date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a ~~minimum~~ date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24)''.		* Expressions: With expressions, a date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a maximum date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24)''.
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Han: Marked this version for translation

2018-03-31T13:37:37Z

Marked this version for translation

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	This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.		This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.

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	{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}		{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}

Cdorin at 15:26, 12 March 2018

2018-03-12T15:26:17Z

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	This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options ~~for this question type~~.		This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.

	{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the ~~Expression Manager~~ relies on a previous question located on the same page, ~~then~~ the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}		{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}

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	* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);		* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);
	* Expressions: With expressions, a minimum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a minimum date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24)''.		* Expressions: With expressions, a minimum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a minimum date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24)''.

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Cdorin at 15:09, 12 March 2018

2018-03-12T15:09:57Z

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	This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options for this question type.		This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options for this question type.

	{{~~Alerg~~\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the Expression Manager relies on a previous question located on the same page, then the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}		{{Alert\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the Expression Manager relies on a previous question located on the same page, then the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}

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Cdorin at 15:09, 12 March 2018

2018-03-12T15:09:44Z

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	This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any English valid string) . It ~~applies to~~ both, the popup~~-variant of the~~ calendar and the ~~dropdown fields.~~		This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options for this question type.
	~~Besides validation via~~ Expression Manager, the ~~selection of days~~ in the ~~popup calender is also limited accordingly. The year in~~ popup calendar ~~is not updated if Expression use Question in same page~~.
			{{Alerg\|title=Attention\|text=The [[Expression Manager\|Expression Manager]] validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you you use the popup calendar and the Expression Manager relies on a previous question located on the same page, then the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.}}

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	* Any date value in format YYYY-MM-DD (eg., 2013-08-24)		* Any date value in format ''YYYY-MM-DD'' (eg., ''2013-08-24'');
	* Any year value		* Any year value;
	* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow"		* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow";
	* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion		* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);
	* Expressions : With expressions, a minimum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a minimum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24).		* Expressions: With expressions, a minimum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a minimum date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24)''.

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Cdorin at 15:55, 8 March 2018

2018-03-08T15:55:28Z

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DenisChenu: Bug #10011 follow up

2015-12-17T11:18:16Z

Bug #10011 follow up

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	This question attribute can be used to set the ~~maximum~~ value for the ~~calendar~~ question. It applies to both, the popup-variant of the calendar and the dropdown fields.		This question attribute can be used to set the minimum value for the date question (in Y-m-d format or any English valid string) . It applies to both, the popup-variant of the calendar and the dropdown fields.
			Besides validation via Expression Manager, the selection of days in the popup calender is also limited accordingly. The year in popup calendar is not updated if Expression use Question in same page.

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	~~#'''~~Any date value in format YYYY-MM-DD~~'''~~ (eg., 2013-08-24)		* Any date value in format YYYY-MM-DD (eg., 2013-08-24)
	~~#'''~~Any year value~~'''~~		* Any year value
	~~#'''~~Reference to another date/time question~~''' (eg., dateofbirth)~~		* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow"
	~~#'''~~Expressions~~'''~~ With expressions, a ~~maximum~~ date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + ~~4 weeks~~ as a ~~maximum~~ for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d ~~H:i~~",strtotime(departuredate)+46060247). Another example: you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d'). By entering date("Y-m-d", strtotime("now")+606024*2), dates up to two days from today are allowed.		* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion
			* Expressions : With expressions, a minimum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a minimum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+36060*24).

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Mfaber: Small error in date example.

2015-06-08T16:25:00Z

Small error in date example.

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	#'''Any year value'''		#'''Any year value'''
	#'''Reference to another date/time question''' (eg., dateofbirth)		#'''Reference to another date/time question''' (eg., dateofbirth)
	#'''Expressions''' With expressions, a maximum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 4 weeks as a maximum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d H:i",strtotime(departuredate)+46060247). Another example: you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d ~~H:i~~'). By entering date("Y-m-d ~~H:i~~", strtotime("now")+606024*2), dates up to two days from today are allowed.		#'''Expressions''' With expressions, a maximum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 4 weeks as a maximum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d H:i",strtotime(departuredate)+46060247). Another example: you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d'). By entering date("Y-m-d", strtotime("now")+606024*2), dates up to two days from today are allowed.

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Mfaber: Erronous syntax to set maximum dates corrected.

2015-03-27T20:20:47Z

Erronous syntax to set maximum dates corrected.

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	#'''Any year value'''		#'''Any year value'''
	#'''Reference to another date/time question''' (eg., dateofbirth)		#'''Reference to another date/time question''' (eg., dateofbirth)
	#'''Expressions''' With expressions, a maximum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 4 weeks as a maximum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d H:i",strtotime(departuredate)+46060247). Another example, you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d')+1		#'''Expressions''' With expressions, a maximum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 4 weeks as a maximum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d H:i",strtotime(departuredate)+46060247). Another example: you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d H:i'). By entering date("Y-m-d H:i", strtotime("now")+606024*2), dates up to two days from today are allowed.

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