jquery that compares two dates inside textboxes

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hi all,

i just want to ask how to compare dates with the following scenario:

1. i have two textboxes that has date picker. [textbox1] and [textbox2]
2. [textbox2] Date must not be less than the date inside [textbox1]

is there any javascript to do it?

thanks.

[UPDATE] [textbox1] Date should not be less than the current date.

Posted 13-Aug-13 19:50pm

macmacmacmac

Updated 13-Aug-13 19:52pm

v2

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Solution 1

Check this article you get some idea[^]

Posted 13-Aug-13 19:56pm

VishwaKL

Solution 2

Hello

Try to below code

C#

var xDate=new Date();
xDate.setFullYear(2100,0,14);
var today = new Date();

if (xDate>today)
  {
  alert("Today is before 14th January 2100");
  }
else
  {
  alert("Today is after 14th January 2100");
  }

Thanks

Posted 13-Aug-13 20:07pm

Harshad Kathiriya

Solution 3

Hi,

Please Try This one you can get solution (make changes as per your code).

C#

function datevalidate2(dateFrom, dateTo)
  {
       var arr = dateFrom.split("-");
       var Fyear=arr[0];
       var Fmonth=arr[1];
       var Fday=arr[2];
       var arr1=dateTo.split("-");
       var Tyear=arr1[0];
       var Tmonth=arr1[1];
       var Tday=arr1[2];

       if(parseInt(Fyear)>parseInt(Tyear))
       {
           return false;
       }
       else if (parseInt(Fyear) == parseInt(Tyear) && parseInt(Fmonth) > parseInt(Tmonth))
       {
           return false;
       }
       else if (parseInt(Fyear) == parseInt(Tyear) && parseInt(Fmonth) == parseInt(Tmonth) && parseInt(Fday) > parseInt(Tday))
       {
           return false;
       }
       return true; 
  }

Posted 13-Aug-13 20:12pm

Sivarjun Chikkala

Updated 13-Aug-13 20:17pm

v2

Solution 5

JavaScript

var startDate=Date.parse($("#id_of_start_date_text_box").val());
var endDate=Date.parse($("#id_of_end_date_text_box").val());
if(startDate>endDate)
{
   alert("Sorry! start date can't be greater than end date.Please provide valid dates.");
}
else
{
  //Do your stuffs...
}

Posted 13-Aug-13 20:40pm

Jitendra Sabat

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macmacmacmac · Accepted Answer · 2013-08-13T20:20:00

constructed codes for that:

here it is

C#

$(document).ready(function () {
         $("[id$=sa_start]").datepicker({
             minDate: 0,
             maxDate: "+60D",
             numberOfMonths: 2,
             dateFormat: 'MM-dd-yy',
             onSelect: function (selected) {
                 $("[id$=sa_end]").datepicker("option", "minDate", selected)
             }
         });

         $("[id$=sa_end]").datepicker({
             minDate: 0,
             maxDate: "+60D",
             numberOfMonths: 2,
             dateFormat: 'MM-dd-yy',
             onSelect: function (selected) {
                 $("[id$=sa_start]").datepicker("option", "maxDate", selected)
             }
         });
     });