Hi,
> -----Ursprüngliche Nachricht-----
> Von: MartinWittemann [mailto:[email protected]]
> it's much easier than you thought. The DateField uses a location
> dependent
> formater to convert the given Date to the string you see in the
> textfield.
> So why don we just use the same approach with your problem:
>
> dateField.getDateFormat().format(dateField.getValue());
Or even create a date string in your prefered format independet of the display.
var df = new qx.util.format.DateFormat("yyyy'-'MM'-'dd", "de");
var myDateString = df.format(e.getData());
Variable e is the "changeValue" event from the DateField. The events data is a
Date object as you can see in Martins example.
Cheers, Frank
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