I have already written a blog on this Javascript topic. Please refer to the following link for detail: Adding days to date string and displaying in specific format/
Introduction
I will show another solution to add a number of days to a date string in JavaScript. The solution provided in the above link works well and gives an expected result. But, recently I faced a problem with the above solution. I have selected the date from datepicker and the format of the date selected from datepicker is unknown on a client-side script to which we have to add a number of days and the solution provided in the above link gives an unexpected result. You can use both solutions:
- The solution provided in the above link
- The new solution which I will give in this blog.
Let’s see how we can add the number of days to the date in another way:
If you face a problem with the solution provided in the link mentioned (previous blog) with setDate() function, you can choose a new solution mentioned in this blog and can show the result in any format. Otherwise, you can choose any of the solutions you are comfortable with.
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