Timepicker validate inputs selected

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How chould i check if timepicker1s Value is greather than or equals to timepicker2?,

JavaScript

$("#timepickerTo").timepicker({
      timeFormat: 'HH:mm',
      minTime: '08:00',
      maxTime: '17:00',
      step: "30"

  });
  $("#timepicker").timepicker({
      timeFormat: 'HH:mm',
      minTime: '08:00',
      maxTime: '17:00',
      step: "30"});
  var getValueTime=($("#timepicker").val());
  var getValueTimeTo=($("#timepickerTo").val());
  if(getValueTime>= getValueTimeTo)


  });

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JavaScript

$("#timepickerTo").timepicker({
            timeFormat: 'HH:mm',
            minTime: '08:00',
            maxTime: '17:00',
            step: "30"
   
        });
        $("#timepicker").timepicker({
            change: function () {
                var start = new Date("2014-12-12+T" + $("#timepicker").val()+":00"+"Z");
                start = start.getTime();
                var end = new Date("2014-12-13+T" + $("#timepickerTo").val() + ":00" + "Z");
                end = end.getTime();
                if (end >= start) {
                    alert("OK");
                }
            }
            });

Nothing happens?

Posted 15-Dec-14 1:51am

Kurac1

Updated 15-Dec-14 2:43am

v3

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DamithSL · Answer 1 · 2014-12-15T02:33:00

Solution 1

you can create new Date from your time strings and compare

JavaScript

var start = new Date("November 1, 2014 " + $("#timepicker").val());
start = start.getTime();
var end = new Date("November 1, 2014 " + $("#timepickerTo").val());
end = end.getTime();
if(end >= start)
{
     alert("OK");
}

DEMO[^]

Posted 15-Dec-14 2:33am

DamithSL

Updated 15-Dec-14 3:42am

v2

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Kurac1 15-Dec-14 8:41am

I will update my question in the top nothing happend

Kurac1 15-Dec-14 8:53am

Start gets NaN
And end gets Sun Nov 2 00:00:00 UTC+1 0100 2014

DamithSL 15-Dec-14 9:43am

I have added jsfiddle sample, please check