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Well created a system of installment of accounts... would like to know how to filter...
[{"tipo":0,"classe":"Saída","nome":"a 1/2","tag":"a","categoria":"Carro","cor":"SkyBlue","data":"2-2016","pg":"1"},{"tipo":0,"classe":"Saída","nome":"a 2/2","tag":"a","categoria":"Carro","cor":"SkyBlue","data":"3-2016","pg":"0"},{"tipo":0,"classe":"Saída","nome":"a2 1/3","tag":"a2","categoria":"Carro","cor":"SkyBlue","data":"2-2016","pg":"0"},{"tipo":0,"classe":"Saída","nome":"a2 2/3","tag":"a2","categoria":"Carro","cor":"SkyBlue","data":"3-2016","pg":"0"},{"tipo":0,"classe":"Saída","nome":"a2 3/3","tag":"a2","categoria":"Carro","cor":"SkyBlue","data":"4-2016","pg":"0"}]
this and the table with all installments that are registered at the time...
e.g. we are in the month 4-2016 filter the late and the current month only... and put a late notice on the late accounts
And what you’re calling that function?
– Sergio
cheDatas("13-02-2016","13-03-2016"); in javascript
– Willian
But that’s not the format you have... JSON has
"data":"2-2016"
– Sergio
yes more that and an object I can create it right there under console.log / that 2-2016 and the date I ended up formatting it correctly it was missing the day...
– Willian
OK,
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, I’ll give you another idea later too.– Sergio
blz really changes the way you think?
– Willian
I was thinking something like https://jsfiddle.net/twpqq1yo/
– Sergio