RangeDateField

RangeDateField can be used to limit the date selection to a specific date range, exclude some specific dates you don't want to be selectable, or exclude weekends altogether.

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RangeDateField extends standard Vaadin DateField and allows you to restrict date selection to a specific set of dates. You can also set custom CSS styles to specific dates this way customizing the Look&Feel of the calendar.

Date selection can be restricted in the following way:

1. by providing valid from or valid to date (or both);
2. by specifying that weekends should be excluded;
3. by configuring a specific list of days that should be disabled;

Sample code

       SimpleDateFormat dateFormat = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");
       
       RangeDateField dateField = new RangeDateField();
       rangeDateField.setResolution(DateField.RESOLUTION_DAY);
       
       // all dates before this will be disabled 
       rangeDateField.setValidFromDate(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-02"));
       
       // all dates after this will be disabled
       rangeDateField.setValidToDate(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-02"));
       
       // all dates included in this array will be disabled
       rangeDateField.setExcludeDates(new Date[] {dateFormat.parse("2013-05-14"), dateFormat.parse("2013-05-22")});
       
       // weekends will be disabled
       rangeDateField.setExcludeWeekends(true);
       
       // this will set a custom CSS style name to a specific day, use any CSS style name you want
       rangeDateField.addDateStyleName(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-24"), "birthday");
       rangeDateField.addDateStyleName(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-26"), "busy-day");
       rangeDateField.addDateStyleName(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-26"), "highlight");
       
       // you can remove a style from a specific day as well
       rangeDateField.removeDateStyleName(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-24"), "birthday");
       
       // or remove all styles from a day
       rangeDateField.removeDateStyleNames(dateFormat.parse("2013-05-26"));

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