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magento 2 custom calendar instead of core calendar


How to disable given date in default calendar?Add Date Picker and/or Validation To System Config Form Field ArrayWhat happened with Magento 2 Service Layer?Magento admin form date widget week number differs from jquery UI week numberUse Jalali calendaradding calendar on form field in magento 2 not working error 404Disable previous days in default Magento2 calendarMagento 2 UI Form datepicker, default date and strange behaviourEmail template for contact form in magento2.2.5?how to change magento 2 date.js form file






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I want to create jalaali calendar (persian calendar) instead of magento
core calendar for admin and front pages .



for this purpose I've added these lines to my requirejs-config in my module :



 'map': 
'*':
'mage/calendar' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/persian_calendar',
'Magento_Ui/js/form/element/date' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/form/element/date_form'





persian date and gregorian date are completely different and they have different years , months and days name . I want to show persian date to user but save date as gregorian format to database .



for sending gregorian date to server I changed onShiftedValueChange
function , I do this in my custom date_form :



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValue, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);




by these code equivalent gregorian date was sent to server correctly , but
when I checking the value stored in database it's completely different and invalid , for example I sent this value : 4/14/2019 5:30 am , but magento convert it to : 0010-08-10 05:30:00 !!



I think maybe the format date in my custom date_form is different from format date in magento form php code , cause this problem , because when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat parameter to for example : "YYYY/DD/MM HH:mm" , stored value was changed and it got valid format value ( for example : "2023-08-10 05:30:00" ) , but still it has different value from the value has sent and they aren't equivalent.



I don't know where magento check input date and change it to incorrect value .



Does anybody know where magento check date inputes and changing them ?
Or
Does anyone have a completely different idea for this purpose ?










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  • can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

    – magefms
    Apr 4 at 5:05











  • @magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

    – magefms
    2 days ago











  • @magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago












  • @magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago


















2















I want to create jalaali calendar (persian calendar) instead of magento
core calendar for admin and front pages .



for this purpose I've added these lines to my requirejs-config in my module :



 'map': 
'*':
'mage/calendar' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/persian_calendar',
'Magento_Ui/js/form/element/date' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/form/element/date_form'





persian date and gregorian date are completely different and they have different years , months and days name . I want to show persian date to user but save date as gregorian format to database .



for sending gregorian date to server I changed onShiftedValueChange
function , I do this in my custom date_form :



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValue, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);




by these code equivalent gregorian date was sent to server correctly , but
when I checking the value stored in database it's completely different and invalid , for example I sent this value : 4/14/2019 5:30 am , but magento convert it to : 0010-08-10 05:30:00 !!



I think maybe the format date in my custom date_form is different from format date in magento form php code , cause this problem , because when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat parameter to for example : "YYYY/DD/MM HH:mm" , stored value was changed and it got valid format value ( for example : "2023-08-10 05:30:00" ) , but still it has different value from the value has sent and they aren't equivalent.



I don't know where magento check input date and change it to incorrect value .



Does anybody know where magento check date inputes and changing them ?
Or
Does anyone have a completely different idea for this purpose ?










share|improve this question









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Behzad kahvand is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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  • can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

    – magefms
    Apr 4 at 5:05











  • @magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

    – magefms
    2 days ago











  • @magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago












  • @magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago














2












2








2








I want to create jalaali calendar (persian calendar) instead of magento
core calendar for admin and front pages .



for this purpose I've added these lines to my requirejs-config in my module :



 'map': 
'*':
'mage/calendar' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/persian_calendar',
'Magento_Ui/js/form/element/date' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/form/element/date_form'





persian date and gregorian date are completely different and they have different years , months and days name . I want to show persian date to user but save date as gregorian format to database .



for sending gregorian date to server I changed onShiftedValueChange
function , I do this in my custom date_form :



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValue, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);




by these code equivalent gregorian date was sent to server correctly , but
when I checking the value stored in database it's completely different and invalid , for example I sent this value : 4/14/2019 5:30 am , but magento convert it to : 0010-08-10 05:30:00 !!



I think maybe the format date in my custom date_form is different from format date in magento form php code , cause this problem , because when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat parameter to for example : "YYYY/DD/MM HH:mm" , stored value was changed and it got valid format value ( for example : "2023-08-10 05:30:00" ) , but still it has different value from the value has sent and they aren't equivalent.



I don't know where magento check input date and change it to incorrect value .



Does anybody know where magento check date inputes and changing them ?
Or
Does anyone have a completely different idea for this purpose ?










share|improve this question









New contributor




Behzad kahvand is a new contributor to this site. Take care in asking for clarification, commenting, and answering.
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I want to create jalaali calendar (persian calendar) instead of magento
core calendar for admin and front pages .



for this purpose I've added these lines to my requirejs-config in my module :



 'map': 
'*':
'mage/calendar' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/persian_calendar',
'Magento_Ui/js/form/element/date' : 'MyNamespace_MyModule/js/form/element/date_form'





persian date and gregorian date are completely different and they have different years , months and days name . I want to show persian date to user but save date as gregorian format to database .



for sending gregorian date to server I changed onShiftedValueChange
function , I do this in my custom date_form :



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValue, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);




by these code equivalent gregorian date was sent to server correctly , but
when I checking the value stored in database it's completely different and invalid , for example I sent this value : 4/14/2019 5:30 am , but magento convert it to : 0010-08-10 05:30:00 !!



I think maybe the format date in my custom date_form is different from format date in magento form php code , cause this problem , because when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat parameter to for example : "YYYY/DD/MM HH:mm" , stored value was changed and it got valid format value ( for example : "2023-08-10 05:30:00" ) , but still it has different value from the value has sent and they aren't equivalent.



I don't know where magento check input date and change it to incorrect value .



Does anybody know where magento check date inputes and changing them ?
Or
Does anyone have a completely different idea for this purpose ?







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  • can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

    – magefms
    Apr 4 at 5:05











  • @magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

    – magefms
    2 days ago











  • @magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago












  • @magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago


















  • can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

    – magefms
    Apr 4 at 5:05











  • @magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

    – magefms
    2 days ago











  • @magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago












  • @magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago

















can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

– magefms
Apr 4 at 5:05





can you share your whole code for sending date to the server

– magefms
Apr 4 at 5:05













@magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago





@magefms thanks for reply , I changed the question and added some changes to it , please check it again .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago













shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

– magefms
2 days ago





shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); or shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'YYYY/MM/DD HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);?

– magefms
2 days ago













@magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago






@magefms shiftedValue = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat); because calendar UI format date is : 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm' . this part works correctly and it convert persain date to valid gregorian date .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago














@magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago






@magefms , when I check console when sending to server it still has correct gregorian value , but stored value in database is different later.

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago











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Try this, it might work:



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValueNew = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValueNew, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);







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  • it doesn't work , it has same problem .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • That's great :)

    – magefms
    2 days ago






  • 1





    thanks for your helping , god bless you .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago












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Try this, it might work:



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValueNew = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValueNew, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);







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  • it doesn't work , it has same problem .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • That's great :)

    – magefms
    2 days ago






  • 1





    thanks for your helping , god bless you .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago
















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Try this, it might work:



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValueNew = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValueNew, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);







share|improve this answer























  • it doesn't work , it has same problem .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • That's great :)

    – magefms
    2 days ago






  • 1





    thanks for your helping , god bless you .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago














1












1








1







Try this, it might work:



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValueNew = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValueNew, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);







share|improve this answer













Try this, it might work:



onShiftedValueChange: function (shiftedValue) 
var value,
formattedValue,
formattedValueUTC,
momentValue;

// this is very simple code that check if selected date is gregorian date or persian date
var englishYears = ["2018", "2019", "2020", "2021", "2022", "2023", "2024", "2025", "2026",
"2027", "2028", "2029", "2030", "۲۰۱۸", "۲۰۱۹", "۲۰۲۰", "۲۰۲۱", "۲۰۲۲", "۲۰۲۳", "۲۰۲۴",
"۲۰۲۵", "۲۰۲۶", "۲۰۲۷", "۲۰۲۸", "۲۰۲۹", "۲۰۳۰"];
var englishDate = false;
for (var i = 0; i < 26; i++)
if (shiftedValue.indexOf(englishYears[i]) > -1)
englishDate = true;
break;



if (shiftedValue)

// if selected date was persian,I converted it to equivalent gregorian format, for converting dates I used https://github.com/jalaali/moment-jalaali library
if (!englishDate)
shiftedValueNew = jMoment.from(shiftedValue, 'fa', 'DD/MM/YYYY HH:mm').format(this.pickerDateTimeFormat);


// the rest codes are for magento itself
momentValue = moment(shiftedValueNew, this.pickerDateTimeFormat);
if (this.options.showsTime)
formattedValue = moment(momentValue).format(this.timezoneFormat);
formattedValueUTC = moment.tz(formattedValue, this.storeTimeZone).tz('UTC');
value = this.outputDateTimeToISO ?
formattedValueUTC.toISOString() :
formattedValueUTC.format(this.outputDateTimeFormat);
else
value = momentValue.format(this.outputDateFormat);

else
value = '';


if (value !== this.value())
this.value(value);








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  • it doesn't work , it has same problem .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • That's great :)

    – magefms
    2 days ago






  • 1





    thanks for your helping , god bless you .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago


















  • it doesn't work , it has same problem .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago






  • 1





    I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago











  • That's great :)

    – magefms
    2 days ago






  • 1





    thanks for your helping , god bless you .

    – Behzad kahvand
    2 days ago

















it doesn't work , it has same problem .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago





it doesn't work , it has same problem .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago




1




1





I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago





I found the problem , when I changed this.outputDateTimeFormat value to : "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm" the problem was solved !!!

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago













That's great :)

– magefms
2 days ago





That's great :)

– magefms
2 days ago




1




1





thanks for your helping , god bless you .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago






thanks for your helping , god bless you .

– Behzad kahvand
2 days ago











Behzad kahvand is a new contributor. Be nice, and check out our Code of Conduct.









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