Wow! Spoilt for choice ;o)
Thanks for that Anthony.
I continue to be impressed by the standard of replies here.
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We should make this easier to configure, but here are a few more options
that don't require forking a framework file:
- The calendar/time widget is only activated for inputs with classes
"date", "datetime", or "time", so, you can just use a custom widget that
excludes those classes. Th
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Thanks a bunch for that. No way would I have figured that out on my own.
Thanks again,
Ed
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You re
you need to override event_handlers(). Basically just copy the
event_handlers function to your own with $.web2py.event_handlers, and
rewrite the part that attaches the calendar to input.date, input.datetime
and input.time .
There's an example
on
https://github.com/niphlod/cs_monitor_plugin/bl
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