How to set Next Date to devexpress Datedit control using javascript

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Hi,

I have one devexpress dateedit control.i am trying to provide navigation to it.i kept two buttons "next" and "prev" when user click next button i want to change the current date to next date for example if current date is 02/feb next date is 03/feb like that.similarly for previous button.

how i can achieve this using java script.

Thanks in advance.

Arasu

Posted 2-Feb-12 4:30am

Arasu Rajendran

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psgviscom 2-Feb-12 10:39am

Are you using ASP.net?

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psgviscom · Answer 1 · 2012-02-02T04:42:00

Solution 1

If you are using ASP.NET, then Calendar option is available in the tool bar. It will automatically navigate to the previous and next date.

Posted 2-Feb-12 4:42am

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Martin Arapovic · Answer 2 · 2012-02-02T06:59:00

Hi,

I don't know why you need prev/next buttons when you have calendar as dropdown
and you can select any date from it!

Anyway, I think this will do exactly what you want:

ASP.NET

<dx:aspxdateedit id="ASPxDateEdit1"  runat="server" ClientInstanceName="myDateEdit" Date="02/02/2012 10:00:00">
</dx:aspxdateedit>
<dx:aspxbutton id="ASPxButton1"  runat="server" autopostback="False" EnableClientSideAPI="True" Text="Previous date">
		<ClientSideEvents click="function(s, e) {
			 myDateEdit.setDate(myDateEdit.getDate() - 1);
		}" />
</dx:aspxbutton>
<dx:aspxbutton id="ASPxButton2"  runat="server" autopostback="False" EnableClientSideAPI="True" Text="Next date">
		<ClientSideEvents click="function(s, e) {
			 myDateEdit.setDate(myDateEdit.getDate() + 1);
		}" />
</dx:aspxbutton>

BTW.
DevExpress have excellent demos[^] and documentation[^] sites with so many examples. :)