Using get_moment() to get date fields automatically

Building on the get_moment() method, the simplified code below calculates dates relative to the current date without requiring the respondent to answer a date question.

TODAY. Today's date
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->stringify

YESTERDAY. Yesterday's date
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->minus_days(1)->stringify

WEEK. Next week
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->plus_weeks(1)->stringify

MONTH. Next month
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->plus_months(1)->stringify

YEAR. Next year
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->plus_years(1)->stringify

YEAR2. In two years
type: text
dvalue: $_moment->plus_years(2)->stringify

Details

• This method can be used for days, weeks, months, and years.
• Both plus and minus functionality can be used to add to or subtract from the current date.
• Adjustments can be made for multiple days, weeks, months, or years by using a value greater than 1.
• The results returned by this method are in real time.

Additional examples

Using as a 'type: date' question

NOW. right now, as a date
type: date
dvalue: $_moment->now()