[5.2] Calendar: Highlight selected day in frontend.

[krishnaGandhi11]

This is a reopened version of PR #45096

I am unable to reopen #45096 because of technical reasons, sorry ;)

Testing Instructions

-Open an article and try to set a publishing date (this opens the calendar).
-Select a date and check if it gets highlighted properly.
-Test on multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari).

Actual result BEFORE applying this Pull Request

-The selected date in the calendar was not highlighted in the frontend.
-The backend calendar worked correctly, but the frontend did not.

Expected result AFTER applying this Pull Request

-The selected date should now be properly highlighted in the frontend calendar, just like in the backend.

video-sr.mp4

krishnaGandhi11
krishnaGandhi11 commented 4 days ago
Pull Request for Issue #45082

Summary of Changes :
-Fixed the issue where the selected day in the calendar was not highlighted in the frontend.
-Applied correct styling to match the backend calendar appearance.

Testing Instructions :
-Open an article and try to set a publishing date (this opens the calendar).
-Select a date and check if it gets highlighted properly.
-Test on multiple browsers (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari).

Actual result BEFORE applying this Pull Request :
-The selected date in the calendar was not highlighted in the frontend.
-The backend calendar worked correctly, but the frontend did not.
Before

Expected result AFTER applying this Pull Request :
-The selected date should now be properly highlighted in the frontend calendar, just like in the backend.

Fixed.mp4
Fixes #45082

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[exlemor]

I have tested this item ✅ successfully on fa62ec3

I have tested this successfully. Thanks Krishna.

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[brianteeman]

For all the reasons I have already explained this PR is wrong AND you have committed unrelated files

[richard67]

AND you have committed unrelated files

@brianteeman It's only one file, the package-lock.json, and the only change in that file is the Joomla version change to 5.2.6, which happens as a result of npm ci or npm install. It would not do harm to have it in this PR, but of course it wouldbe cleaner to keep that separate.

@krishnaGandhi11 Could you revert the change in the package-lock.json file? Thanks in advance.

[krishnaGandhi11]

For all the reasons I have already explained this PR is wrong AND you have committed unrelated files

As I mentioned earlier, my last PR got deleted, so I raised the same one again to continue working on it further.

[krishnaGandhi11]

AND you have committed unrelated files

@brianteeman It's only one file, the package-lock.json, and the only change in that file is the Joomla version change to 5.2.6, which happens as a result of npm ci or npm install. It would not do harm to have it in this PR, but of course it wouldbe cleaner to keep that separate.

@krishnaGandhi11 Could you revert the change in the package-lock.json file? Thanks in advance.

@richard67 Thanks for pointing that out! I've now reverted the changes in package-lock.json to keep the PR clean. Appreciate your guidance!