So, I'm making a website that archives all of Magnus Scheving's interviews, but most of the interviews are from before 2019. So I put this Javascript code on all pages to tell everyone that I'm updating it regularly and finding…
I have a table like this: ----------------- id | date ----------------- 1 | 2023-10-07 2 | 2023-10-08 3 | 2023-10-14 and I want to get the record count up to the current record where the date is less than Sunday…
i am trying to show a calendar in order to user choose a reservation date by clicking the reserve button . and the reservation day's date is shown below the button. i am using DateTime class. i have two questions…
I have the following array called $exhibitions: Array ( [0] => Array ( [exhibition_title] => Picasso [venue_name] => Gallery 1 [room_name] => Room 4 [start_date] => 2023-11-15 [end_date] => 2023-12-10 [room_id] => 261 [exhibition_id] => 3540 [venue_order] => 2 )…
A bit similar to this one, yet different. I need to generate two random dates: First between $startDate and $endDate Second between generated first date and $endDate Both with random hour falling between $startHour and $endHour. I am doing this…
I’m working on a Flutter project where I need to compare two DateTime objects, but only by their date. The time component of the DateTime objects is not relevant for my comparison. Here’s an example of the DateTime objects I’m…
I have a time interval which consists of two DateTimes: array( "DATE_TIME_FROM" => new DateTime(...) , //2021-01-01 10:00 "DATE_TIME_TO" => new DateTime(...), //2021-01-02 01:00 ) If any of these datetimes go beyound the day then an existing array should be…
I'm getting the issue when converting string to TimeOfday. It was working before but now I am getting the issue. try { final format = DateFormat.jm(); //"6:00 AM" TimeOfDay day = TimeOfDay.fromDateTime(format.parse("6:00")); } catch(ex) { PLPrint(name: "CheckTest",value: "${ex.toString()}"); } I…
I have this mongoose model const reportUsSchema = new mongoose.Schema({ texts: [ { text: { type: String, default: "" }, date_time: { type: Date, default: new Date() }, }, ], }); I want this: Whenever a new text is pushed…
I'm trying to validate a user input for a datetime using date-fns: import { isDate, isValid } from 'date-fns'; console.log('DATE:', stringVal); console.log('IS_DATE:', isDate(new Date(stringVal))); console.log('IS_VALID:', isValid(new Date(stringVal))); This produces: DATE: 2023-02-31 03:03:03 IS_DATE: true IS_VALID: true This seems to be…