Product: PowerShell Universal
Version: 4.2.20
Just noticed that New-UDDatePicker will show the year when clicking on a date. I’ve never noticed behavior in the past so I’m assuming a bug has been introduced somewhere along the way from version 2.x. Clicking on the Month/Year at the top will go back to the day selection. Anyone else seeing this?
You can limit which portions of the date picker are included by using the -Views parameter. For example, if you wanted to remove the year selector and limit to the current year, you could do the following.
$Year = (Get-Date).Year
$MinDate = [DateTime]::new($year, 1, 1)
$MaxDate = [DateTime]::new($year, 12, 31)
New-UDDatePicker -Views "day" -MinimumDate $MinDate -MaximumDate $MaxDate
That’s a good workaround, but the behavior to prompt for a year after clicking a day seems odd from anything I’ve every seen. This cannot be normal.
based on the docs it seems by design its not a bug but can maybe improved in future if adam decide to change its function.
Not sure I agree it is by design. It didn’t do this before and I do not see that in the docs, unless I’m missing it.
Any date picker I have ever used doesn’t jump to a year unless I ask it to.
Here is a demo on how it should work: React Date Picker component - MUI X
I agree that this isn’t normal behavior. It has never worked this way in years past of using this. Typically, if you are selecting a date on a calendar, than it is for a specific year.