Prevent user from picking Future Dates with disabledDates CalendarConfig parameter
Tonnie-Dev opened this issue · 2 comments
In the CalendarConfig constructor, there is disabledDates parameter. How can you use it to prevent user from selecting future dates?
Before version 1.1.1
we used a constant - something like this ....
disabledTimeline = CalendarTimeline.FUTURE
However, this is not being resolved on my end when I upgrade to version 1.1.1
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I see the disabledDates
takes a list of LocalDates so I came up with this work-around but it is not helping.
val startRange = LocalDate.now().minusYears(10) // allow dates up to 1 year in the past
val disabledDates = startRange..LocalDate.now()
val disabledDatesList = disabledDates.toList
I will appreciate any leads to hack this.
Cheers.
Hi Tonnie,
I wanted to inform you that CalendarTimeline has been discontinued.
However, defining the date boundaries for display has become much simpler.
Below is an example that uses a local date range:
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val boundary = LocalDate.now().minusYears(1)..LocalDate.now()
CalendarDialog(
...
config = CalendarConfig(
boundary = boundary,
...
),
...
)
With this code, only dates from one year ago to the present day will be displayed.
Let me know if you have any questions & feel free to showcase your app in the README when using the library.
Wow, thanks Max,
Was using disabledDates
instead of boundary
Many thanks for clarifying.