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I saw that you have already implemented my last feature requests, thanks for that! After this goes so well, I have directly the next suggestion. 馃槉
Could you consider the minDate and the maxDate in your _getYears() method?
Let's say you have a maxDate of 12/23/2022. Then 2022 should be the last year you get if you click on the year in the date picker, even if laterYears has a much larger value since you can't select any date in 2023 or later anyway.
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I have actually considered this when implementing the minYear and maxYear configurations. But I'd also have to implement a lot of value checking when the input already has a value or when the user sets a value (in all modes: single, multiple, date range), so I put it off for now, I'll add this in the future maybe.
Hi!
I saw that you have already implemented my last feature requests, thanks for that! After this goes so well, I have directly the next suggestion. 馃槉
Could you consider the
minDate
and themaxDate
in your_getYears()
method?Let's say you have a
maxDate
of 12/23/2022. Then 2022 should be the last year you get if you click on the year in the date picker, even iflaterYears
has a much larger value since you can't select any date in 2023 or later anyway.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: