title: Can primefaces calendar make past dates and times disabled?
body: <p>I'm trying to make a calendar popup on a website to allow the user to pick a date.  This is for a reminder/task implementation.  I do not want the user to be able to select a previous date or time.  </p>
  
  <p>All that anyone has given for advice to this question is <code>mindate="today (get new Date())"</code>.  Which is great, because it makes previous days not able to be selected.  However, people could still choose a time of the day today, that is previous to right now.  So, one would naturally pick <code>minHour</code> and <code>minMinute</code>, but those retain for future days as well.  So if I have all 3 of those set, we get close, but the issue is, if I select a date of tomorrow, it will only allow times of day based off of <code>minMinute</code> and <code>minHour</code>, which are based off of your system time of <code>"today (get new Date())"</code>.  You should be able to select any time you want tomorrow.</p>
  
  <p>Can I make the calendar only valid for days and times after "right now"??</p>
  
  <p>This seems like a natural setting.  <code>futureDates="disabled"</code>, <code>pastDates="disabled"</code>, etc.</p>