Elementor Forms – Restrict Date Fields

Elementor form – Restrict Dates allows you to set specific date restrictions on date fields within your Elementor forms.

You can set minimum and maximum dates, specify date ranges, and customize additional options to control the available choices for users.

Key Features

• Flexibility in Date Restrictions:

Provides flexibility in defining date restrictions. You can set both the minimum and maximum dates, allowing you to create a specific range of selectable dates. This is beneficial for scenarios where you want to limit the date options based on specific requirements, such as event start and end dates or booking availability.

• Minimum Date:

Set the earliest date that users can select. For example, you can restrict the selection to dates starting from today or any specific date.

• Maximum Date:

Define the latest date that users can choose. This allows you to limit the selectable dates to a certain range. For instance, you can set a maximum date of one month from the current date.

• Additional Options:

Elementor Pro provides more customization options for date restrictions, such as:

Exclusion Days: You can exclude specific days of the week from being selectable. For example, if your business is closed on Sundays, you can exclude that day from the available choices.

Date Format: Customize the display format of the selected date to match your desired format, such as mm/dd/yyyy or dd-mm-yyyy.

Relative Dates: You can utilize relative dates to set dynamic restrictions. For instance, you can specify a minimum date as “+2 weeks” from the current date, ensuring that users can only select dates at least two weeks in the future.

• User-Friendly Interface:

The Elementor Pro interface makes it easy to set date restrictions

• Improved User Experience:

By implementing date restrictions in your Elementor forms, you enhance the user experience. Users will only see and be able to select valid and relevant dates, reducing confusion and potential errors.

Ideal for

This feature is useful in various scenarios where you want to restrict the dates that users can select in a form. Some common use cases include event registration forms, appointment scheduling forms, reservation forms, or any situation where you need to limit the available dates for selection.

How It Works

      1. Install and Activate:

Easily install and activate the Elementor Form Date Restrictions plugin on your WordPress site.

      2. Configure Date Restrictions:

Set up date range limitations, and define minimum and maximum dates.

For example, if you want to restrict dates to be selected from today onwards, set the “Minimum Date” to “current day”. You can also specify specific dates or use dynamic values like “+1 week” or “-2 months” to set relative date ranges.

     3. Customize Form Settings:

Configure other form settings such as email notifications, success messages, and form actions as needed.

     4. Save and Publish the Form:

Once you have finished customizing the form and date field restrictions, save your changes and publish the page or post containing the Elementor form. Watch as users seamlessly input dates within the specified restrictions.

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Enhance the precision of your Elementor forms with Date Restrictions. Make sure you capture accurate and relevant information from your users effortlessly!

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