[bug]Calendar startCalendar and endCalendar ignore the disabled dates

[Wolclaws]

Bug Report

I have two calendars linked with startCalendar and endCalendar if there are some disabled dates between the first and the second selected dates the calendars work like if disabled dates aren't disabled.

Sorry for my bad english and this is my first time on github I hope I have presented the problem at its best

Steps to reproduce

1. make two calendars with startCalendar and endCalendar
2. disable a date
3. on the first calendar select the day before the disabled date and on the second the day after

Expected result

endCalendar should block the selection on any dates after the disabled day

Actual result

startCalendar and endCalendar ignore the disabled dates

Live example

https://jsfiddle.net/jym10Lud/

Version

2.7

[exoego]

@Wolclaws
To avoid misunderstanding the issue, could you provide a reproducible example by forking https://jsfiddle.net/31d6y7mn

[Wolclaws]

Added an example https://jsfiddle.net/jym10Lud/

[exoego]

@Wolclaws
disabledDates is a setting to disable specific individual dates e.g. holidays or some special days.
IIUC, it can not be used to disable "days after the specified dates".

Let me confirm that your want to have a new setting to disable "days after the specified date" ?

[lubber-de]

@Wolclaws To gain your desired behavior(and described by @exoego ), you can achieve this by using maxDate. Set this to the lowest value of disabledDates
See https://jsfiddle.net/L5w7vtcj/1/

[Wolclaws]

Sorry for the delay in replying.

@exoego Not exactly, I think it is more useful a new setting (maybe boolean) to disable "days after a disabled day if this is included in the selected period between two or more calendars linked by startCalendar and endCalendar".

@lubber-de Yours is a good solution, but there is some problem with the "set maxDate" behavior. The console returns this error to me:
...
Calendar: The method you called is not defined.
Array ["set", "maxDate (.......
...

Can you help me?

Here is my code that you can also use as a basis for the setting I was talking about with @exoego

https://jsfiddle.net/s8j3g46y/4/

[lubber-de]

@Wolclaws You have to provide the maxdate as a separate argument

$('.end').calendar('set maxDate',maxdate);

https://jsfiddle.net/y76oLwf3/

[Wolclaws]

@lubber-de Perfect thanks! I had taken an oversight ^^"

[lubber-de]

Closing since desired behavior is doable using existing features.