Adding days to date field in a launch form

[yvesf]

I have got a field in a launch form called 'acc_date'. I have initialize the date on the event onnuload with nuSetDate('acc_date');
I would like to add a button to change the value of acc_date by adding 1 or more days. How can I do that ? Is there a nu JavaScript that is allowing me to perform this operation behind onclick event of the button ? Many thanks.

[kev1n]

Add this function to the form's Custom Code:

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function addDaysToDateObject(i, days) {
	let o = $('#' + i);
	let d = nuFORM.removeFormatting(o.val(), o.attr('data-nu-format'));
	nuSetDateValue(i ,new Date(d).addDays(days));
}

And in the button's onclick event:

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addDaysToDateObject('acc_date',4);

[yvesf]

Thanks Kevin. It works except that the value doesn't stay in the acc_date field. How to ensure that the field will keep the new value ?
Thx

[kev1n]

Normally the value should stay in the field using the latest version.

Otherwise, add o.change(); after
nuSetDateValue(...)

[yvesf]

I have taken the last version yesterday.
o.change() doesn't change anything unfortunately.
If you have another idea...Thx

[yvesf]

I think it is due to the nuFilter activated on change on this field.

[kev1n]

I cannot replicate the issue here. If I understand it right, the object acc_date is on the main form and has an onchange event that refreshes the iframe
by calling nuFilterRun() ?

[yvesf]

That's correct Kevin. On change event, I execute the nuFilterRun(). When I click on the button on which I change the date, I see few seconds the new date but it disappears and become empty.

[kev1n]

It looks like your launch form is refreshed somehow. Are you calling nuGetBreadcrumb() somewhere?

I created a small demo (Launch form with date filter). Click on the [+] button to increment the date in the input and filter the iframe Browse form by that date. The date does not appear after the refresh.

https://test.nubuilder.cloud?f=61b75a13 ... t&p=nutest

You can inspect the objects, forms etc. and perhaps you can make out a difference.