How can I make sure an end date cannot be a date prior to the beginning date?
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You can write a simple validation on the end date field exit as below:
form1.#subform[0].DateField2::exit - (JavaScript, client) var startDate = new Date(DateField1.rawValue); var endDate = new Date(DateField2.rawValue); if(startDate > endDate ) { xfa.host.messageBox("End Date:"+ endDate +"should be greater than Start Date:"+ startDate); }
You can add more validations to this check to ensure startDate is not null, and any change in the date fields will retrigger validations etc.
Hope this helps!
You can write a simple validation on the end date field exit as below:
form1.#subform[0].DateField2::exit - (JavaScript, client) var startDate = new Date(DateField1.rawValue); var endDate = new Date(DateField2.rawValue); if(startDate > endDate ) { xfa.host.messageBox("End Date:"+ endDate +"should be greater than Start Date:"+ startDate); }
You can add more validations to this check to ensure startDate is not null, and any change in the date fields will retrigger validations etc.
Hope this helps!
Thanks for your help!
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