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  • Max 80 posts 437 karma points
    Nov 29, 2017 @ 14:30
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    Trigger $dirty Datepicker on "clear date" or change

    I can't get my datepicker to go dirty on change or when it's cleared.

    Is there a configuration I need to add to make $dirty work on the ng-form?

    CONTROLLER:

     $scope.StartTime = {
    model: {
        editor: "Umbraco.DateTime",
        label: 'Start Time',
        description: 'Enter the date/time the meeting will start.',
        hideLabel: false,
        view: "datepicker",
        alias: 'StartTime',
        value: "",
        required: true,
        validation: {
            mandatory: true,
            pattern: ""
        },
        config: {
            format: "YYYY-MM-DD HH:mm",
            pickDate: true,
            pickTime: true,
            useSeconds: false
        }
    }
};

    VIEW:

    <ng-form name="meetingsEdit" ng-controller="meetings.edit.controller as vm" ng-show="loaded" ng-submit="save()" val-form-manager ng-model="meeting">
<umb-panel>
    <umb-editor-view ng-if="loaded">
        <umb-editor-header name="meetingTitle(MeetingType.model.value, MeetingTitle)" name-locked="true" hide-icon="true" alias="formTitle" hide-alias="true" description="StartTime.model.value" description-locked="true">
        </umb-editor-header>
        <umb-editor-container>
            <h1 ng-show="meetingsEdit.$dirty==true">DIRTY</h1>
            <div class="umb-pane">
                <umb-property property="StartTime.model">
                    <umb-editor model="StartTime.model" class="ng-pristine"></umb-editor>
                </umb-property>
            </div>
        </umb-editor-container>
        <umb-editor-footer>
            <umb-editor-footer-content-right>
                <a href="" class="btn btn-link" ng-click="close()"><localize key="general_cancel">Cancel</localize></a>
                <umb-button type="submit"
                            button-style="success"
                            state="vm.page.saveButtonState"
                            shortcut="ctrl+s"
                            label="Save"
                            label-key="buttons_save">
                </umb-button>
            </umb-editor-footer-content-right>
        </umb-editor-footer>
    </umb-editor-view>

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  • Max 80 posts 437 karma points
    Nov 29, 2017 @ 15:14
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    made a change to \Umbraco\Js\umbraco.controllers.js:

    function dateTimePickerController: added the currForm.$setDirty()

    //handles the date changing via the api
    function applyDate(e) {
        // set form to dirty to tricker discard changes dialog
        var currForm = angularHelper.getCurrentForm($scope);
        currForm.$setDirty();

        angularHelper.safeApply($scope, function () {
            // when a date is changed, update the model
            if (e.date && e.date.isValid()) {
                $scope.datePickerForm.datepicker.$setValidity('pickerError', true);
                $scope.hasDatetimePickerValue = true;

                $scope.datetimePickerValue = e.date.format($scope.model.config.format);
            } else {
                $scope.hasDatetimePickerValue = false;
                $scope.datetimePickerValue = null;
            }
            setModelValue();
            if (!$scope.model.config.pickTime) {
                $element.find('div:first').datetimepicker('hide', 0);
            }
        });
    }

    Added currForm.$setDirty() 

    $scope.clearDate = function () {
        $scope.hasDatetimePickerValue = false;
        $scope.datetimePickerValue = null;
        $scope.model.value = null;
        $scope.datePickerForm.datepicker.$setValidity('pickerError', true);
        // set form to dirty to tricker discard changes dialog
        var currForm = angularHelper.getCurrentForm($scope);
        currForm.$setDirty();
    };
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