Searching by date and not date and time

[keith]

Sure. How you do it just depends on what criteria you want users to be able to use.

You need to understand and keep in mind that a date object is ALWAYS a date/time object.

So, if you let a user select a date to check against, you may need to first manipulate its time parts to ensure the right results.

I discuss this in some detail here:

How to Set "Smaller/Larger or Equal"

@dan1 points this out a little bit, but to drill down a bit: The Date datatype in Bubble is like (probably IS) the Date datatype as found in JavaScript. While we call them “dates”, these things are date/time objects. As a human being, as I go about my day, I think about “today’s date” as being the date shown to me on my calendar (actually, the date my phone shows to me). But that’s not the same thing as a date/time object. A date/time object is bigger and tells us a lot more stuff. A date/tim…

In general an event will be inside of a range bounded by datetime1 and datetime2 if:

datetime2<- range ->datetime1 contains point event’s:startDateTime

Does that help get you started?