Is there the possibility to synchronize two date-time-pickers?

[KezerSa72274]

Hello everyone,

I'm currently using two react-datetime-picker instances and want to synchronize the resulting dates with one another. The first datetime-picker is used for the start-date, while the second one maintains the end-date. I now want to ensure (through the UI) that the start date always needs to be prior to the end-date and vice versa. This generally works by specifiying minDate and maxDate, but unfortunately it doesn't work for the case when both dates are equal and only the time differs.

Examples:
start: "2020-04-24 13:30" end: "2020-04-24 13:29"

start:"2020-04-24 13:31" end: "2020-04-24 13:30"

Is there the possibility to prevent such behavior? On further investigation i found out, that the react-time-picker has minTime and maxTime props, but those wouldn't help either, because i would only need the check in the specific case of start and end date being the same day. Am i overseeing something?

[wojtekmaj]

I believe minDate should prevent the user from submitting a date that's smaller than minDate 🤔 If it doesn't, I'd consider this a bug.

By the way, there's React-DateTimeRange-Picker too :)

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