How to calculate weeks from two dates

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Hello frnds,
I want to calculate no off weeks from two dates using Angularjs. I tried this my way. but its not working. please give me some example.

Thanks,
Ram.

What I have tried:

$scope.Getweek = function () {
$scope.month = $filter('date')($scope.startOfYear, 'MM');//December-November like
$scope.day = $filter('date')($scope.startOfYear, 'dd'); //01-31 like
$scope.year = $filter('date')($scope.startOfYear, 'yyyy');//2014 like
$scope.startOfYear1 = $scope.day + '/' + $scope.month + '/' + $scope.year;
$scope.ABC = ($scope.startdate - $scope.startOfYear1) / 7;
alert($scope.ABC );
};

Posted 31-Jul-16 21:06pm

rameshvar

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Suvendu Shekhar Giri 1-Aug-16 3:32am

Share some example of input and ourtput expected.

Jameel VM 1-Aug-16 17:55pm

why do you need angular js filter for implementing this feature?
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/20587660/calculate-date-difference-in-weeks-javascript

rameshvar 2-Aug-16 5:13am

Thanks Suvendu and Jameel.

I done this using C#.

public static int GetNumberOfWeeks(this DateTime dt, DateTime date)
{
DateTime yearStartDate = new DateTime(date.Year, 1, 1);
TimeSpan ts = date - yearStartDate;
int totalweek = ts.Days / 7;
return totalweek;
}

Maciej Los 7-Aug-16 17:02pm

Calculating Dates and Times (JavaScript)[^]

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