This seems obvious, yet i had to explain this several times to customer support who then just referrred me to an alternate extension published by another developer.
Is there a way you can at least validate it after selection to tell the user to change their selection to a date thats within the valid time/date range?
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There is an example in the documentation about changing the Date Picker settings: https://woocommerce.com/document/checkout-field-editor/#extending-the-date-picker-year-range
While waiting for the developers to implement this you should be able to write custom JavaScript to disable some dates.
It looks like the plugin uses jQuery DatePicker.
I blocked out some dates for client that used a different checkout field editor plugin (but both use jQuery DatePicker): see the ‘disabledDates’ parameter in https://gist.github.com/damiencarbery/1e0e38cb1befe4acb5071a00dc2cfd1c#file-use-cmb2-block-delivery-dates-php-L92
This seems obvious, yet i had to explain this several times to customer support who then just referrred me to an alternate extension published by another developer.
Is there a way you can at least validate it after selection to tell the user to change their selection to a date thats within the valid time/date range?