I am creating a web form and the user inputs a date and I want to compare it against a date to show the availability printed elsewhere and the "show date is the user input and the "2019-05-21" is the data I want to compare to.
if (document.getElementById("showDate").value === 2019-05-21 && document.getElementById("selection").value === "Les Miserables")
{
document.getElementById("displayAva").innerHTML = "65 tickets left";
}
2019-05-21
isn't a date.
Just run this code:
console.log(2019-05-21)
The output is 1993
, you are doing math operations. Instead, you should use string or Date
.
I don't know what is the value of document.getElementById("showDate").value
, but if it's string you could simply do:
document.getElementById("showDate").value == "2019-05-21"
By that way, you would be comparing two strings. If showDate.value
is exactly "2019-05-21"
it will return true.
Using Date
you might do:
Date.parse(document.getElementById("showDate").value) == Date.parse("2019-05-21")
Or if the other value is already Date
:
document.getElementById("showDate").value.getTime() == Date.parse("2019-05-21")
Or:
document.getElementById("showDate").value.toUTCString() == new Date("2019-05-21").toTimeString()
They are just different ways to compare it, use what you find best for you.
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