Bummer! I was setting the Format correctly however somewhere later in
the constructor I was overwriting the Formatter with the
defaultformat.
Thanks for your help.
On Feb 8, 6:49 pm, jhulford wrote:
> No, you'll want your parse method to handle the two digit year by
> detecting that the user key
No, you'll want your parse method to handle the two digit year by
detecting that the user keyed that and then just returning a Date
object that has the valid years in it.
On Feb 8, 6:23 am, Appien wrote:
> HI Jhulford,
>
> I dont get it. What should my parse method do if I not want my Datebox
> t
HI Jhulford,
I dont get it. What should my parse method do if I not want my Datebox
to modify the values entered in the DateBox? Should it just return
null ?
Regards
On Feb 7, 3:34 pm, jhulford wrote:
> You can pass in your own Format implementation when creating your
> DateBox and you'll hav
You can pass in your own Format implementation when creating your
DateBox and you'll have total control how the text value input from
from the user is parsed into a Date object.
On Feb 7, 1:51 am, Appien wrote:
> Hi folks,
>
> Currently I'm struggling the DateBox widget of GWT. It's a nice widget
Hi folks,
Currently I'm struggling the DateBox widget of GWT. It's a nice widget
however I can't find a way to modify its default behaviour. When I
know enter e.g. '12/2/12' it automaticly get parsed and changed the
input to '12/2/0012'. However I want to stop the DateBox from
automatically changi
