Using the users inputed date when finding the difference between times












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I have searched and seen how to find the difference between times but how do I use the date inputed by the user when I'm doing it? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.



const activity = $('#activity').val();

const startValue = $('#start-time').val();

const endValue = $('#end-time').val();

const date = $('#date').val();

const timeStart = new Date("date" + startValue).getHours();

const timeEnd = new Date("date" + endValue).getHours();

const inBetween = timeEnd - timeStart;





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    Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

    – Johannes H.
    Nov 26 '18 at 3:56
















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I have searched and seen how to find the difference between times but how do I use the date inputed by the user when I'm doing it? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.



const activity = $('#activity').val();

const startValue = $('#start-time').val();

const endValue = $('#end-time').val();

const date = $('#date').val();

const timeStart = new Date("date" + startValue).getHours();

const timeEnd = new Date("date" + endValue).getHours();

const inBetween = timeEnd - timeStart;





javascript







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  • 2





    Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

    – Johannes H.
    Nov 26 '18 at 3:56














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I have searched and seen how to find the difference between times but how do I use the date inputed by the user when I'm doing it? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.



const activity = $('#activity').val();

const startValue = $('#start-time').val();

const endValue = $('#end-time').val();

const date = $('#date').val();

const timeStart = new Date("date" + startValue).getHours();

const timeEnd = new Date("date" + endValue).getHours();

const inBetween = timeEnd - timeStart;





javascript







share|improve this question
















I have searched and seen how to find the difference between times but how do I use the date inputed by the user when I'm doing it? Any help is appreciated. Thank you.



const activity = $('#activity').val();

const startValue = $('#start-time').val();

const endValue = $('#end-time').val();

const date = $('#date').val();

const timeStart = new Date("date" + startValue).getHours();

const timeEnd = new Date("date" + endValue).getHours();

const inBetween = timeEnd - timeStart;





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    Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

    – Johannes H.
    Nov 26 '18 at 3:56














  • 2





    Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

    – Johannes H.
    Nov 26 '18 at 3:56








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Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

– Johannes H.
Nov 26 '18 at 3:56





Possible duplicate of How do I get the number of days between two dates in JavaScript?

– Johannes H.
Nov 26 '18 at 3:56












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var startDate = new Date(startValue); // start time

var endDate = new Date(endValue); //end tme



var diff = endDate - startDate;


Here you can find more detailed answer.






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    You can do like this...



    var startDate = new Date(startValue); // start time
    
var endDate = new Date(endValue); //end tme
    

    
var diff = endDate - startDate;


    Here you can find more detailed answer.






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      You can do like this...



      var startDate = new Date(startValue); // start time
      
var endDate = new Date(endValue); //end tme
      

      
var diff = endDate - startDate;


      Here you can find more detailed answer.






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        You can do like this...



        var startDate = new Date(startValue); // start time
        
var endDate = new Date(endValue); //end tme
        

        
var diff = endDate - startDate;


        Here you can find more detailed answer.






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        You can do like this...



        var startDate = new Date(startValue); // start time
        
var endDate = new Date(endValue); //end tme
        

        
var diff = endDate - startDate;


        Here you can find more detailed answer.







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