Hi
I am trying to set one calendar (start_date) to allow only dates after today, and the second (end_date)to allow dates only after the first.
There are no FAQs on this for Chronoconnectivity, bu the chronoforms FAQ says you put 'Today' in the Earliest date/time. This does not work for me, neither does {date:}
Also - how do I set the earliest date/time in a second calendar to be the value entered in the first calendar?
I have tried entering {data:start_date} and also the name of the calendar id, but no success.
Many thanks
Mikki
I am trying to set one calendar (start_date) to allow only dates after today, and the second (end_date)to allow dates only after the first.
There are no FAQs on this for Chronoconnectivity, bu the chronoforms FAQ says you put 'Today' in the Earliest date/time. This does not work for me, neither does {date:}
Also - how do I set the earliest date/time in a second calendar to be the value entered in the first calendar?
I have tried entering {data:start_date} and also the name of the calendar id, but no success.
Many thanks
Mikki
Sorry - the calendar is in Chronoforms not Chronoconnectivity.
OK found it.
For anybody else - in the first calendar to get today's date write;
{date:Y-m-d} in the Earliest date/time box
To make a second calendar start after the first, do not use the Earliest date/time field, but instead put:
#id_of_other_calendar
For anybody else - in the first calendar to get today's date write;
{date:Y-m-d} in the Earliest date/time box
To make a second calendar start after the first, do not use the Earliest date/time field, but instead put:
#id_of_other_calendar
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