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Case in point:
I'm using jquery datepicker + jquery-timepicker to set the starting date of a meeting and then I have the end date. I want to show the duration of the meeting so that when it spans several days it still shows a correct duration.
I believe the best way to achieve this is to also support somehow to pass a date/time as a durationTime instead of just the time.
The calculation shouldn't be too hard to do using moment.js...
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By the way, this also applies to the demo "Datepair Plugin Example" where if you select at the start 1 August 1:00AM and at end date 3rd August 5:00AM it calculates the duration as 4hours instead of 2days 4 hours.
Case in point:
I'm using jquery datepicker + jquery-timepicker to set the starting date of a meeting and then I have the end date. I want to show the duration of the meeting so that when it spans several days it still shows a correct duration.
I believe the best way to achieve this is to also support somehow to pass a date/time as a durationTime instead of just the time.
The calculation shouldn't be too hard to do using moment.js...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: