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dateformatting

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hey there,

as you can see i try to change the dateformat.

methods: { customFormatter(date) { return moment(date).format(‘DD.MM.YYYY’); },

if i open the datepicker and choosing a date everything is conform what the datepicker usually has to do. But… when i enable typeable=true and typing a date, the datingformat is not correct. When i type in 01 (dd).06 (mm).2019 (yyyy) and open the datepicker he shows me the 6th january 2019. He use the dateformat MM.DD.YYY instead of DD.MM.YYYY.

can someone help?

regards

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ARehmanMahicommented, Sep 27, 2019

typeable=true/false doesn’t matter, the format functions isn’t working at all. Same goes for the repo owner. How did this repo got so many stars,

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chriswalgcommented, Jan 9, 2020

https://yarnpkg.com/en/package/@sum.cumo/vue-datepicker

Have a look at changelog in this fork.

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