PAK Commands – Choose Date
1. Summary
Prompts the user with a date chooser, a datetime chooser or a month chooser. By Default the ‚dateMode‘ will be ‚date‘ and will prompt a date chooser. The resulting date time will be formatted according to the ISO-8601 norm.
2. Examples
Due to simplicity, the descriptiveText input parameter will be left empty for the examples. By default, it will be changed by the ‚dateMode‘ input respectively.
| All example images use the Human Task representation of the Workflow Executor. |
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In the first example, we did not provide any inputs, so by default we are only prompted with a date chooser. We need to choose a date in order to continue, in our case the 23. Dec 2022. Our result will be written as "2022-12-23T00:00:00.000Z".
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In the second example, we set the ‚dateMode‘ to ‚datetime‘, so we are additionally prompted with a time chooser and to set a timezone. By default, the timezone is set to our local offset. In order to continue, we need to provide a time, in our case 12:14pm. Our result will be written as "2022-12-23T10:14:00.000Z".
| Due to normalization, the resulting time may be off for your selected time zone, it will be stored in the Zulu time zone (UTC +0) |
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In the third example, we set the ‚dateMode‘ to ‚month‘, so we are only prompted with a month chooser. We need to choose a date in order to continue, in our case the Dezember 2022. Our result will be written as "2022-12-01T00:00:00.000Z".