A new DateRange calendar widget opens to the latest available month. This could be a little annoying if, for example, we were trying to select a series of date ranges > a year ago. We'd have to keep sending the calendar back in time.
It could be useful to give the calendar widget a little memory so it knows e.g. the last daterange selected was in Jan 2020, and then it opens there for the next new date range which perhaps is Feb 2020, just one month over.
Would need to figure out:
- Does that state get set to whatever it was last open to? Including existing date ranges that are edited? What would an edited preexisting daterange open to?
- Would this potentially be confusing? Would people notice the calendar may or may not be open to the current year?
Thanks to @aharpalaniTO for the suggestion!
A new
DateRangecalendar widget opens to the latest available month. This could be a little annoying if, for example, we were trying to select a series of date ranges > a year ago. We'd have to keep sending the calendar back in time.It could be useful to give the calendar widget a little memory so it knows e.g. the last daterange selected was in Jan 2020, and then it opens there for the next new date range which perhaps is Feb 2020, just one month over.
Would need to figure out:
Thanks to @aharpalaniTO for the suggestion!