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Matt Raible wrote:
Cool Matt - I've always loved you pop-up calendar. Does this mean it'll write JS for the popup calendar too? I like the <div> version - which requires a hidden div and such - so I hope you'll incorporate this.
Maybe something like:
<html:calendar property="startDate" format="MM/dd/yyyy" image="path/to/image" />
Of course, this will still be a String property b/c that's all the web can
handle, but I always use a image icon for my calendar links - so I'd like to
see that as an option.
In my implementation of this I took a slightly diferent approach. Here is an example:
<!-- this is extending from the Struts input tag -->
<krm:date property="startDate" styleClass="formInput"/>
<!-- here is the selector element. for us, an icon -->
<krm:dateSelector property="startDate">
<img src="<krm:url>/images/calendar.gif</krm:url>" border="0">
</krm:dateSelector>
<!-- here is the date eraser. we don't have an icon yet -->
<krm:dateEraser property="startDate">
Clear Date
</krm:dateEraser>Here is the output:
<input readonly type="text" name="startDate" size="15" value="18 Jul 2003" onfocus="this.blur();" class="formInput">
<script language="JavaScript">
var cal = new CalendarPopup();
</script>
<a href="#" onclick="cal.select(document.bin.startDate,'anchor1','dd MMM yyyy'); return false;" name="anchor1" id="anchor1"><img src="/ebspnp/images/calendar.gif" border="0"></a>
<a href="#" onclick="document.bin.startDate.value=''; return false;">Clear Date</a>
Matt
Matt Sgarlata
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