Angular Date & Time Mobile & Desktop usage Example

Use the date & time for both mobile and desktop or set it up responsively.

The main difference between the two rendering modes is how the picker is laid out. Set the touchUi option to false and the component shows up suitable for larger screens and pointer interaction while setting it to true renders it suitable for touch screens.

Use the date picker on an existing form field, custom input, ion-input or use it on Mobiscroll form fields. You can also embed it directly into your page. When linked to an input, the component will be shown on focus or when someone clicks on the field. Alternatively, you can leave the input editable and show the component only on a button click.

Handle different screen sizes by setting it up responsively Check out the responsive demo →

Get started with this example

Javascript jQuery Angular React Vue

                            html<input mbsc-datepicker
    [controls]="['date']"
    [touchUi]=""/>
                        
html<input mbsc-datepicker
    #picker="mobiscroll"
    [controls]="['date']"
    [touchUi]=""
    [showOnClick]="false"
    [showOnFocus]="false"/>
<mbsc-button (click)="openPicker()">Show picker</mbsc-button>
ts@ViewChild('picker', { static: false })
pickerInst: MbscDatepicker;

openPicker() {
    this.pickerInst.open();
};

                            html<mbsc-datepicker
    [controls]="['date']"
    [touchUi]="">
</mbsc-datepicker>
                        
html<mbsc-datepicker
    [controls]="['date']"
    display="inline"
    [touchUi]="">
</mbsc-datepicker>