Edit Date Validate
Hi,
I have a date property and want to make it as current or future date not past date. I tried with IsFutureDate but it's not allowing me to select current date.
Can anyone help me with the solution?
Accepted Solution
Updated: 14 Jun 2021 7:38 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Could you please create a new edit validate rule and use it to check if it is not past date.
Please find the below code for checking if it's current or future.
if (theValue.trim().length() == 0) {
return false;
}
java.util.Date theDate = tools.getDateTimeUtils().parseDateTimeString(theValue);
java.util.Date presentDate= new java.util.Date();
return (theDate != null && (theDate.getDate()==presentDate.getDate() || theDate.after(new java.util.Date())));
Updated: 14 Mar 2020 3:21 EDT
IQZ Systems
IN
Hi
Instead of using a edit validate rule use a validate rule in the flow action under validation. You can use function [a datetime] is in the [past/future] to validate and as per your requirement the date should not be in past
You can also write your custom validate message here.
If you want only with Edit Validate, write new edit validate rule like "NotPastDate" with the code below and use it
if (theValue.trim().length() == 0) {
return false;
}
java.util.Date theDate = tools.getDateTimeUtils().parseDateTimeString(theValue);
return (theDate != null && ! theDate.before(new java.util.Date()));
Hope this helps
Accepted Solution
Updated: 14 Jun 2021 7:38 EDT
Pegasystems Inc.
IN
Could you please create a new edit validate rule and use it to check if it is not past date.
Please find the below code for checking if it's current or future.
if (theValue.trim().length() == 0) {
return false;
}
java.util.Date theDate = tools.getDateTimeUtils().parseDateTimeString(theValue);
java.util.Date presentDate= new java.util.Date();
return (theDate != null && (theDate.getDate()==presentDate.getDate() || theDate.after(new java.util.Date())));
Updated: 23 Feb 2021 15:17 EST
Rulesware
SV
The getDate() method just return the day of the month (an int). If the day of the new date is equals or greater than the day of the current date the result always will be true and it won't matter if the day of new date belongs to a past month. Also the getDate() method is deprecated.
