I have a field for the user which is their birthday. I am letting them
edit it and then save it if they want. However, the form displays the
current date/time, and when they save the form without changing the
birthdate (because they do not wish to set it), the current date/time
gets saved to the db. How do I do this? I thought about having a
hidden field which would be the current date/time and after they
submit the form, compare it to the nonhidden value to see if they
changed it, but I feel like that is not a clean way to do it. Any
suggestions? Do I need to clarify more?
I have a field for the user which is their birthday. I am letting them
edit it and then save it if they want. However, the form displays the
current date/time, and when they save the form without changing the
birthdate (because they do not wish to set it), the current date/time
gets saved to the db. How do I do this? I thought about having a
hidden field which would be the current date/time and after they
submit the form, compare it to the nonhidden value to see if they
changed it
But what if their birthday is the current date ?
Something simple like a checkbox include my birthday might be best and
validate that its been checked.
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