Date
The date picker uses a front-end library called Pikaday to display a UI to pick dates.
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Pikaday date picker can be localised based on the page the Form is rendered on.
The date picker displays the picked date in the required locale. Using JavaScript, a hidden field is updated with a standard date format to send to the server for storing record submissions. This avoids the locale mixing up the dates.
To achieve localized date, a Razor partial view is included at /Views/Partials/Forms/Themes/default/DatePicker.cshtml
.
The DatePicker.cshtml includes the moment-with-locales.min.js
library to help with the date locale formatting and the appropriate changes to Pikaday to support the locales. If you wish to use a different DatePicker component, edit the DatePicker.cshtml file as per your needs.
Configure the Year range
The Date picker has a configuration setting to control the number of years shown in the picker. The default value is 10 years.
You can configure the settings in the appSettings.json
file:
Update DatePickerYearRange
to a higher number (for example: 100) to increase the numbers of years available in the Date picker.
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