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How to implement Auto-date functionality in the Lightning JS


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I would like to show the auto date format like mm/dd/yy...with auto add /.
I would like to implement exact same functionality shown in the below example from Fiddle.



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I would like to implement exact same functionality shown in the below example from Fiddle.



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I would like to implement exact same functionality shown in the below example from Fiddle.



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I would like to implement exact same functionality shown in the below example from Fiddle.



Here is the example: Fiddle.







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You can simply use lightning:input together with its onchange attribute:



<--! yourComponent.cmp -->
<aura:component>
<lightning:input name="customInput" maxlength="10" onchange="!c.onCustomInputChange"/>
</aura:component>

<--! yourComponentController.js -->
(
onCustomInputChange: function (component, event, helper)
helper.validateAndReplace(component, event);
,
);

<--! yourComponentHelper.js -->
(
validateAndReplace: function (component, event)
const input = event.getSource();
const inputValue = input.get('v.value');
const validValue = inputValue.replace(/^(dd)(d)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/^(dd/dd)(d+)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/[^d/]/g,'');
input.set('v.value', validValue);
,
);





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  • Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

    – alok jha
    7 hours ago











  • Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    7 hours ago












  • I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

    – alok jha
    6 hours ago











  • What do you mean by "not working" ?

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    6 hours ago


















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ui:inputDate already has format attribute. You can utilize that one for auto format.



<ui:inputDate aura:id="EndDateField" value="" displayDatePicker="true" format="MM/dd/yyyy"/>


Modified:



As ui:inputDate is going to deprecated soon, lightning:input can be used in it's place. Use dateStyle attribute as short to make in format like 1/7/2019.



<lightning:input aura:id="dob" type="date" name="accdob" dateStyle="short" label="Date of Birth" value="!v.account.DOB__c" />


Check complete documentation here.






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    I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

    – Pranay Jaiswal
    7 hours ago











  • Thank you for sharing this link.

    – Dhanik Lal Sahni
    7 hours ago













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You can simply use lightning:input together with its onchange attribute:



<--! yourComponent.cmp -->
<aura:component>
<lightning:input name="customInput" maxlength="10" onchange="!c.onCustomInputChange"/>
</aura:component>

<--! yourComponentController.js -->
(
onCustomInputChange: function (component, event, helper)
helper.validateAndReplace(component, event);
,
);

<--! yourComponentHelper.js -->
(
validateAndReplace: function (component, event)
const input = event.getSource();
const inputValue = input.get('v.value');
const validValue = inputValue.replace(/^(dd)(d)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/^(dd/dd)(d+)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/[^d/]/g,'');
input.set('v.value', validValue);
,
);





share|improve this answer



























  • Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

    – alok jha
    7 hours ago











  • Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    7 hours ago












  • I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

    – alok jha
    6 hours ago











  • What do you mean by "not working" ?

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    6 hours ago















3














You can simply use lightning:input together with its onchange attribute:



<--! yourComponent.cmp -->
<aura:component>
<lightning:input name="customInput" maxlength="10" onchange="!c.onCustomInputChange"/>
</aura:component>

<--! yourComponentController.js -->
(
onCustomInputChange: function (component, event, helper)
helper.validateAndReplace(component, event);
,
);

<--! yourComponentHelper.js -->
(
validateAndReplace: function (component, event)
const input = event.getSource();
const inputValue = input.get('v.value');
const validValue = inputValue.replace(/^(dd)(d)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/^(dd/dd)(d+)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/[^d/]/g,'');
input.set('v.value', validValue);
,
);





share|improve this answer



























  • Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

    – alok jha
    7 hours ago











  • Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    7 hours ago












  • I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

    – alok jha
    6 hours ago











  • What do you mean by "not working" ?

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    6 hours ago













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3







You can simply use lightning:input together with its onchange attribute:



<--! yourComponent.cmp -->
<aura:component>
<lightning:input name="customInput" maxlength="10" onchange="!c.onCustomInputChange"/>
</aura:component>

<--! yourComponentController.js -->
(
onCustomInputChange: function (component, event, helper)
helper.validateAndReplace(component, event);
,
);

<--! yourComponentHelper.js -->
(
validateAndReplace: function (component, event)
const input = event.getSource();
const inputValue = input.get('v.value');
const validValue = inputValue.replace(/^(dd)(d)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/^(dd/dd)(d+)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/[^d/]/g,'');
input.set('v.value', validValue);
,
);





share|improve this answer















You can simply use lightning:input together with its onchange attribute:



<--! yourComponent.cmp -->
<aura:component>
<lightning:input name="customInput" maxlength="10" onchange="!c.onCustomInputChange"/>
</aura:component>

<--! yourComponentController.js -->
(
onCustomInputChange: function (component, event, helper)
helper.validateAndReplace(component, event);
,
);

<--! yourComponentHelper.js -->
(
validateAndReplace: function (component, event)
const input = event.getSource();
const inputValue = input.get('v.value');
const validValue = inputValue.replace(/^(dd)(d)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/^(dd/dd)(d+)$/g,'$1/$2')
.replace(/[^d/]/g,'');
input.set('v.value', validValue);
,
);






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answered 8 hours ago









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  • Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

    – alok jha
    7 hours ago











  • Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    7 hours ago












  • I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

    – alok jha
    6 hours ago











  • What do you mean by "not working" ?

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    6 hours ago

















  • Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

    – alok jha
    7 hours ago











  • Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    7 hours ago












  • I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

    – alok jha
    6 hours ago











  • What do you mean by "not working" ?

    – Oleh Berehovskyi
    6 hours ago
















Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

– alok jha
7 hours ago





Thanks, above one is working. how to show a date-picker with the above working functionality.

– alok jha
7 hours ago













Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

– Oleh Berehovskyi
7 hours ago






Specify the attributes for lightning:input type="date" dateStyle="short"

– Oleh Berehovskyi
7 hours ago














I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

– alok jha
6 hours ago





I already tried the above mentioned suggestion, then its not working.

– alok jha
6 hours ago













What do you mean by "not working" ?

– Oleh Berehovskyi
6 hours ago





What do you mean by "not working" ?

– Oleh Berehovskyi
6 hours ago













0














ui:inputDate already has format attribute. You can utilize that one for auto format.



<ui:inputDate aura:id="EndDateField" value="" displayDatePicker="true" format="MM/dd/yyyy"/>


Modified:



As ui:inputDate is going to deprecated soon, lightning:input can be used in it's place. Use dateStyle attribute as short to make in format like 1/7/2019.



<lightning:input aura:id="dob" type="date" name="accdob" dateStyle="short" label="Date of Birth" value="!v.account.DOB__c" />


Check complete documentation here.






share|improve this answer






















  • 4





    I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

    – Pranay Jaiswal
    7 hours ago











  • Thank you for sharing this link.

    – Dhanik Lal Sahni
    7 hours ago















0














ui:inputDate already has format attribute. You can utilize that one for auto format.



<ui:inputDate aura:id="EndDateField" value="" displayDatePicker="true" format="MM/dd/yyyy"/>


Modified:



As ui:inputDate is going to deprecated soon, lightning:input can be used in it's place. Use dateStyle attribute as short to make in format like 1/7/2019.



<lightning:input aura:id="dob" type="date" name="accdob" dateStyle="short" label="Date of Birth" value="!v.account.DOB__c" />


Check complete documentation here.






share|improve this answer






















  • 4





    I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

    – Pranay Jaiswal
    7 hours ago











  • Thank you for sharing this link.

    – Dhanik Lal Sahni
    7 hours ago













0












0








0







ui:inputDate already has format attribute. You can utilize that one for auto format.



<ui:inputDate aura:id="EndDateField" value="" displayDatePicker="true" format="MM/dd/yyyy"/>


Modified:



As ui:inputDate is going to deprecated soon, lightning:input can be used in it's place. Use dateStyle attribute as short to make in format like 1/7/2019.



<lightning:input aura:id="dob" type="date" name="accdob" dateStyle="short" label="Date of Birth" value="!v.account.DOB__c" />


Check complete documentation here.






share|improve this answer















ui:inputDate already has format attribute. You can utilize that one for auto format.



<ui:inputDate aura:id="EndDateField" value="" displayDatePicker="true" format="MM/dd/yyyy"/>


Modified:



As ui:inputDate is going to deprecated soon, lightning:input can be used in it's place. Use dateStyle attribute as short to make in format like 1/7/2019.



<lightning:input aura:id="dob" type="date" name="accdob" dateStyle="short" label="Date of Birth" value="!v.account.DOB__c" />


Check complete documentation here.







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    I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

    – Pranay Jaiswal
    7 hours ago











  • Thank you for sharing this link.

    – Dhanik Lal Sahni
    7 hours ago












  • 4





    I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

    – Pranay Jaiswal
    7 hours ago











  • Thank you for sharing this link.

    – Dhanik Lal Sahni
    7 hours ago







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I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

– Pranay Jaiswal
7 hours ago





I won't recommend use of ui:inputDate as it would be deprecated soon linkedin.com/pulse/…

– Pranay Jaiswal
7 hours ago













Thank you for sharing this link.

– Dhanik Lal Sahni
7 hours ago





Thank you for sharing this link.

– Dhanik Lal Sahni
7 hours ago

















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