I'm trying to pare a time with momentJS. Here is My script

$( document ).ready(function() {
var today =moment();
console.log(today.format("hh:mm"));
    if((today.format('D') == (moment().day("Sunday").format('D')) || (today.format('D') == moment().day('Saturday').format('D'))))
        {
            $('.kompensasi').val("100,000");
            $('.chk').hide();
        }
    else{       
        if((today.format("hh:mm") > moment('00:00', 'hh:mm')) && (today.format("hh:mm") < moment('03:00', 'hh:mm')))
                {
                    $('.kompensasi').val("30,000");
                    $('.cekbok').val('');
                }else{
                    $('.cekbok').val('Dapet RO 1');
                    $('.kompensasi').val("0");
                }
        }
});

and here is my form

<div class="col-sm-7">



            Kompensasi : <input name="dapet" type="text" readonly class="kompensasi" />
           </div>  
    </div>
             <div class="form-group chk">
                      <label class="col-sm-3 control-label">Ro</label>
                      <div class="col-sm-7">
                      <input type="text" class='cekbok' name='rostatus' />
                      </div>
            </div>

from console.log(today.format("hh:mm")) i get this resullt 01:44.

With my script above i always go to the else, so is there any way to fix it ?

Here is my fiddle /

My Upated Question

    var today =moment();
    var after  = moment(today.format("hh:mm")).isAfter(moment('00:00', "hh:mm"));
    var before = moment(today.format("hh:mm")).isBefore(moment('03:00', "hh:mm"));

        today.format('hh:mm').valueOf() -->02:17

        moment('00:00', 'hh:mm').valueOf() --> 1472058000000

        moment('03:00', 'hh:mm').valueOf() -->1472068800000



   console.log(after); // false

console.log(before); // false

I'm trying to pare a time with momentJS. Here is My script

$( document ).ready(function() {
var today =moment();
console.log(today.format("hh:mm"));
    if((today.format('D') == (moment().day("Sunday").format('D')) || (today.format('D') == moment().day('Saturday').format('D'))))
        {
            $('.kompensasi').val("100,000");
            $('.chk').hide();
        }
    else{       
        if((today.format("hh:mm") > moment('00:00', 'hh:mm')) && (today.format("hh:mm") < moment('03:00', 'hh:mm')))
                {
                    $('.kompensasi').val("30,000");
                    $('.cekbok').val('');
                }else{
                    $('.cekbok').val('Dapet RO 1');
                    $('.kompensasi').val("0");
                }
        }
});

and here is my form

<div class="col-sm-7">



            Kompensasi : <input name="dapet" type="text" readonly class="kompensasi" />
           </div>  
    </div>
             <div class="form-group chk">
                      <label class="col-sm-3 control-label">Ro</label>
                      <div class="col-sm-7">
                      <input type="text" class='cekbok' name='rostatus' />
                      </div>
            </div>

from console.log(today.format("hh:mm")) i get this resullt 01:44.

With my script above i always go to the else, so is there any way to fix it ?

Here is my fiddle https://jsfiddle/s9wfh9ye/33/

My Upated Question

    var today =moment();
    var after  = moment(today.format("hh:mm")).isAfter(moment('00:00', "hh:mm"));
    var before = moment(today.format("hh:mm")).isBefore(moment('03:00', "hh:mm"));

        today.format('hh:mm').valueOf() -->02:17

        moment('00:00', 'hh:mm').valueOf() --> 1472058000000

        moment('03:00', 'hh:mm').valueOf() -->1472068800000



   console.log(after); // false

console.log(before); // false

• javascript
• jquery
• momentjs

• 1 Possible duplicate of Moment js date time parison – Alexander O'Mara Commented Aug 26, 2016 at 2:57
• moment('00:00', 'hh:mm') returns a moment object where as today.format("hh:mm") returns a string so you should not be paring those 2 – Arun P Johny Commented Aug 26, 2016 at 3:00
• 2 @ArunPJohny: Don't pare strings for time. Compare integers instead. Use .valueOf() to convert moments to unix timestamp – slebetman Commented Aug 26, 2016 at 3:02

1 Answer 1

To use == or < or > you need to convert the moment to a number. To do that use .valueOf(). For example:

today.valueOf() < moment('03:00', 'hh:mm').valueOf()

However, moment.js also provides methods that are more readable:

today.isBefore(moment('03:00', 'hh:mm'))

You can use .isBefore(), .isAfter(), .isSame(), .isSameOrBefore() etc. Read the documentation for more info: http://momentjs./docs/#/query/