Undefined NaN when selecting custom month year select

QuestionsUndefined NaN when selecting custom month year select
Mario Verleene asked 4 years ago

I’m getting Undefined NaN when selecting “some” custom month year :

This is de code :

$col = array();
$col[“title”] = “Pmaand”;
$col[“name”] = “planningmaand”;
$col[“tooltip”] = “Planningsmaand”;
$col[“width”] = “4”;
$col[“align”] = “left”;
$col[“editable”] = true;
$col[“edittype”] = “select”;

$str = $grid->get_dropdown_values(“SELECT planningmaand as k, CONCAT(monthname(planningmaand),’ ‘,YEAR(planningmaand)) as v FROM XXL_2020Y where planningmaand<>’0000-00-00’ group by planningmaand”);

$col[“searchoptions”] = array(“value”=>$str);
$col[“stype”] = “select-multiple”;
$col[“searchoptions”][“value”] = $str;
$col[“formatter”] = “date”;

$str = “”;

$start = strtotime(‘2020-08-01’);
$end = strtotime(‘2021-12-01’);
$range = array(date(‘Y-m-d’, $start) => date(‘Y-m-d’, $start));
while ( $start <= strtotime(‘-1 month’, $end) ) {
$start = strtotime(‘+1 month’, $start);
$yearMonth = date(‘Y-m-d’, $start);
$full = date(‘M Y’,$start);
$range[$yearMonth] = $yearMonth;
$str .= $yearMonth.’:’.$full.’;’;
}

$col[“editoptions”] = array(“style”=>”width:200px”,”value”=>$str);
$col[“formatoptions”] = array(“srcformat”=>’Y-m-d’,”newformat”=>’M Y’,”dateformat”=>’Y-m-d’, “opts” => array(“changeYear” => true, “changeMonth” => true, “dateFormat”=>’yy-mm-dd’, “minDate”=>”2020.09.01”));
$col[“hidden”] = false;
$cols[] = $col;

This is the html code :

<select role=”select” style=”width: 109px !important;” id=”1_planningmaand” name=”planningmaand” rowid=”1″ size=”1″ class=”editable” autocomplete=”off”><option role=”option” value=”2020-09-01″>Sep 2020</option><option role=”option” value=”2020-10-01″>Oct 2020</option><option role=”option” value=”2020-11-01″>Nov 2020</option><option role=”option” value=”2020-12-01″>Dec 2020</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-01-01″>Jan 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-02-01″>Feb 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-03-01″>Mar 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-04-01″>Apr 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-05-01″>May 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-06-01″>Jun 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-07-01″>Jul 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-08-01″>Aug 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-09-01″>Sep 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-10-01″>Oct 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-11-01″>Nov 2021</option><option role=”option” value=”2021-12-01″>Dec 2021</option><option role=”option” value=””>undefined</option></select>

This works and writes the dates perfectly to mysql database but gives on grid it gives undefined NaN on :

March 2021

May 2021

October 2021

when saving. When refreshing the grid I can see the actual dates like : March 2021, May 2021, October 2021.

Why these only give NaN (Not a Number)?

Is there a workaround so that the “error” undefined NaN doesn’t get displayed but like the others show the actual selected date?

what am I doing wrong?

 

3 Answers
Abu Ghufran Staff answered 4 years ago

I’ll regenerate this case and update you back.

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anda Douang replied 7 months ago

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anda Douang replied 7 months ago

Ban third party block nan, an, transgender groups

Mario Verleene answered 4 years ago

UPDATE :

I changed my code to reflect the language I use (Dutch) and hardcoded the months into the script :

It solves the issue for March & May but still gives the error Undefined NaN for selecting October (regardless the year). What was strange when I didn’t use format options something strange happend to the date… Normally this is 10/01/2020 (mm/dd/yyyy) it changed it to 01/01/2020 why remains a mistery to me.

$col = array();
$col[“title”] = “Pmaand”;
$col[“name”] = “planningmaand”;
$col[“tooltip”] = “Planningsmaand”;
$col[“width”] = “4”;
$col[“align”] = “left”;
$col[“editable”] = true;
$col[“edittype”] = “select”;

$str = $grid->get_dropdown_values(“SELECT planningmaand as k, CONCAT(monthname(planningmaand),’ ‘,YEAR(planningmaand)) as v FROM XXL_2020Y where planningmaand<>’0000-00-00’ group by planningmaand”);

$col[“searchoptions”] = array(“value”=>”:;”.$str);
$col[“stype”] = “select-multiple”;
$col[“searchoptions”][“value”] = “:;”.$str;
$col[“formatter”] = “date”;

$str = “”;

$start = strtotime(‘8/1/2020′);
$end = strtotime(’12/1/2021’);
$range = array(date(‘m/d/Y’, $start) => date(‘m/d/Y’, $end));
$MSNames= [“Jan”, “Feb”, “Maa”, “Apr”, “Mei”, “Jun”, “Jul”, “Aug”, “Sep”, “Okt”, “Nov”, “Dec”];
$MFNames= [“Januari”, “Februari”, “Maart”, “April”, “Mei”, “Juni”, “Juli”, “Augustus”, “September”, “Oktober”, “November”, “December”];

while ( $start <= strtotime(‘-1 month’, $end) ) {
$start = strtotime(‘+1 month’, $start);
$yearMonth = date(‘m/d/Y’, $start);
$cmonth = date(‘n’,$start)-1;
$cyear = date(‘Y’,$start);
$full = $MSNames[$cmonth].’ ‘.$cyear;
$range[$yearMonth] = $yearMonth;
$str .= $yearMonth.’:’.$full.’;’;
}
$str2 = substr($str, 0, -1);

$col[“editoptions”] = array(“style”=>”width:200px”,”value”=>”:;”.$str2);
$col[“formatoptions”] = array(“srcformat”=>’Y-m-d’,”newformat”=>’M Y’);
$col[“hidden”] = false;
//$col[“datefmt”] = “m-Y”;
//$col[“searchoptions”][“sopt”] = array(“cn”);
$cols[] = $col;

Hope this helps solve the “language” / date issue? just that selecting oktober does not work… šŸ™

But when I refresh shows the correct selected date. Like Okt 2020 or Okt 2021

Best regards

Abu Ghufran Staff answered 4 years ago

I think the issue is in using select dropdown and date formatter.Ā The date formatter works with textbox, not select dropdown.Ā And when you have pre-defined dates displayed in dropdown, you might not need date picker.

To fix this, just replace:

$col[ā€œformatterā€] = ā€œdateā€;

to:

$col[ā€œformatterā€] = ā€œselectā€;

After that there will be no need to formatoptions as well. It will show plain dropdown with you desired dates.
Let me know if further help is required.

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Grid 4 PHP Framework
 
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