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This question attribute can be used to set the maximum value for the calendar question. It applies to both, the popup-variant of the calendar and the dropdown fields.
This question attribute can be used to set the maximum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.
 
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#'''Any date value in format YYYY-MM-DD''' (eg., 2013-08-24)
* Any date value in format ''YYYY-MM-DD'' (eg., ''2018-08-24'');
#'''Any year value'''
* Any year value;
#'''Reference to another date/time question''' (eg., dateofbirth)
* Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow";
#'''Expressions''' With expressions, a maximum date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 4 weeks as a maximum for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d H:i",strtotime(departuredate)+4*60*60*24*7).  Another example, you can set a restriction for "allowing any date not later than today" by entering: date('Y-m-d')+1
* Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);
 
* Expressions: With expressions, a date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a maximum date for the present question by entering: ''date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+3*60*60*24)''.
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[[Category:Question Settings]][[Category:Advanced Question Settings]]
[[Category:Question Settings]][[Category:Question Display Options]]


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Latest revision as of 19:49, 2 April 2018


Maximum date (date_max)

Description

This question attribute can be used to set the maximum value for the date question (in y-m-d format or any other English valid string - see below for more options). It can be used for both popup and dropdown display options.

  Attention : The Expression Manager validation option can also be used for setting up a "maximum date". However, if you use the popup calendar and the expression relies on a previous question located on the same page, the year will not be displayed correctly in the popup calendar.


Valid values

  • Any date value in format YYYY-MM-DD (eg., 2018-08-24);
  • Any year value;
  • Any English string : "now", "-10 years", "tomorrow";
  • Reference to another date/time question : AnotherDateQuestion (using the question code);
  • Expressions: With expressions, a date can be dynamically calculated. For example, you can use a date from a previous answer + 3 days as a maximum date for the present question by entering: date("Y-m-d",strtotime(departuredate)+3*60*60*24).