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You can also set the end date to be earlier than the start date. Restricting what's in one dropdown based on what's in the other dropdown would get messy fast, but ideally the display logic should interpret that as a request to view a date range and display the data from the earlier date selected to the later date selected, whichever dropdown they happened to come from. At the moment, doing that just breaks the formatting of the page.
Remember Little Bobby Tables.
Last edited by GamingOnLinux Bot on 19 Oct 2020 at 9:57 am UTC