Input DatetimeLocal stepDown() Method
Example
Decrement the value of a datetime field by 10 minutes:
document.getElementById("myLocalDate").stepDown(10);
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Definition and Usage
The stepDown() method decrements the value of the local datetime field by a specified number.
This method will only have an affect on MINUTES (not years, months, days, hours, seconds or milliseconds).
Tip: To increment the value, use the stepUp() method.
Browser Support
The stepDown() method is supported in all major browsers, except Internet Explorer.
Note: In Safari, you must enter a date in the datetime field before you can decrement the minutes.
Note: <input> elements with type="datetime-local" are not supported in
Internet Explorer or Firefox.
Syntax
datetimelocalObject.stepDown(number)
Parameter Values
| Parameter | Description |
|---|---|
| number | Required. Specifies the amount of minutes the datetime field should
decrease. If omitted, the minutes are decremented by "1" |
Technical Details
| Return Value: | No return value |
|---|
More Examples
Example
Decrement the minutes by 1 (default):
document.getElementById("myLocalDate").stepDown();
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Input DatetimeLocal Object
