Date/Time Check - Must be 60 minutes after current time

[SteveSensei]

I have a restaurant order system built in Classic ASP. On the order menu there are fields for order pickup time and date:

<form>
<input type="text" size="12" name="pickupDate" id="datepicker">
<select name="orderTime" id="orderTime" class="validate[required]"></select>
</form>

My client wants validation added to make sure the order pickup date and time is a minimum of 60 minutes from the current time. How can I add this in JavaScript so an error message shows in red below these fields if the customer selects a date/time that is under 60 minutes from the current date and time?

[WolfShade]

var rightNow = new Date();
var month = rightNow.getMonth();
var dayt = rightNow.getDate();
var year = rightNow.getFullYear();
var hours = rightNow.getHours();
var minutes = rightNow.getMinutes();
var seconds= rightNow.getSeconds();

[SteveSensei]

Thanks for your reply on this, but I don't see any coding where the current date/time is checked against what is entered in the form fields.

[Philip M]

<script type="text/javascript">

// add 60 minutes to current time

var theTime = new Date();
theTime.setTime(theTime.getTime() + 60 * 60 * 1000);
alert (theTime);
	
</script>

So any requested delivery before that date/time is invalid.

But the problem with this is that the time is taken from the user's browser. So I can change the "time" by altering my computer clock.

You will need to use server-side coding (ASP) to ensure that the requested delivery time is at least 60 minutes after the current time.

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