The Uize.Widget.Calendar module has been improved with the addition of the two new minValue and maxValue state properties that take over from the now deprecated validDateRange state property.

INSTEAD OF...

myInstance.set ({validDateRange:{start:'2009-09-18',end:'2009-12-25'}});

USE...

myInstance.set ({minValue:'2009-09-18',maxValue:'2009-12-25'});

The new minValue and maxValue properties support specifying dates in a variety of different manners: as strings in ISO 8601 format, as instances of JavaScript's Date object, as date strings that can be parsed by the Date object, and basically as any value type that is supported by the Uize.Date module's Uize.Date.resolve method.

BACKWARDS COMPATIBILITY

For backwards compatibility, the validDateRange state property is still supported. Setting a value for this deprecated property will result in the values of the minValue and maxValue properties being set, using the start and end properties of the validDateRange object, respectively. Conversely, setting values for either - or both - of the minValue and maxValue properties will result in the value of the deprecated validDateRange property being updated. This backwards compatibility provision will not remain in forever, so if you have code using the validDateRange property, you should update it to use the new properties.