Vue + element el-date-picker tag realizes that a specific range of dates is not optional

Check the official documentation, in disabledDate, the range of time.getTime() is the disabled time range

pickerOptions: {
    disabledDate(time) {
        return time.getTime() > Date.now();
    },
}

 

The component code is like this:

<el-date-picker
       v-model="value1"
       type="date"
       placeholder="选择日期"
       :picker-options="pickerOptions">
</el-date-picker>

But in this way, the date of the day is also disabled. If you want to not disable today's date, you can do this

pickerOptions: {
    disabledDate(time) {
        // 在科学计数法中，为了使公式简便，可以用带“E”的格式表示。例如1.03乘10的8次方，可简写为“1.03e8”的形式
            // 一天是24*60*60*1000 = 86400000 = 8.64e7
            return time.getTime() < Date.now()-8.64e7;

    },
}

If you still want to disable the range of a specific date, you can store this date in a field of data, and then get the data of this date for calculation when selecting

pickerOptions: {
        disabledDate:(time)=> {
            return time.getTime() < new Date(this.time).getTime();
          }
      }