Hi,
You can format your column[1] display as follows:
Column dateColumn = new Column("minListDate");
dateColumn.setFormat("{0,date,dd MMM yyyy}");
table.addColumn(dateColumn);
Kind regards,
Bob
[1]: http://click.apache.org/docs/click-api/org/apache/click/control/Column.html
On 24/10/2010 13:23, C Jennings wrote:
> Hello -
> I am running into a problem when trying to display a Date pattern
> (YYYY-MM-dd)
> on an org.apache.click.control.Table
> .
> I have a HtmlForm that uses the DateField type for 2 fields. Once the form is
> populated and committed to the database, I return to the main page and invoke
> a
> Decorator pattern (below) to display the populated date fields from the
> HtmlForm.
>
> However, when I cast that row object to MyProfile, the values for minListDate
> and maxListDate show the time values again (all zeros). However, even though
> it
> works, it unfortunately shows Date and Time values on my table. I set their
> data
> type to java.Util.Date to match what I was using in the HtmlForm for
> DateField.
> As such, this gives me the time values as well.
>
> Does anyone have any input here on how I could just display the Date value on
> that table? I have tried changing the datatypes to use java.sql.Date package.
> This worked fine for displaying the Date on my table but then it caused
> problems
> with using DateField which relies on the java.Util.Date package.
>
> Anyways hope I have explained this somewhat clearly. I've spent some time
> trying
> various parsing techniques with no luck.
>
> Many thanks!
>
> Conor
>
> myTable = new Table("myTable");
>
> myTable.addColumn(new Column("minListDate"));
> myTable.addColumn(new Column("maxListDate"));
>
> Column actionColumn = new Column("Action", "Edit | Delete");
>
> actionColumn.setDecorator(new Decorator() {
>
> public String render(Object row, Context context) {
>
> MyProfile myProfile = (MyProfile) row;
> String id = String.valueOf(myProfile.getId());
>
> editYourProfileLink.setParameter("id", id);
> editYourProfileLink.setImageSrc("images/add.gif");
> editYourProfileLink.setTitle("Edit Your Profile");
>
> deleteYourProfileLink.setValue(id);
> deleteYourProfileLink.setImageSrc("images/cross.png");
> deleteYourProfileLink.setTitle("Delete Your Profile");
>
> return editYourProfileLink.toString() + " | " +
> deleteYourProfileLink.toString();
> }
> });
>
> myTable.addColumn(actionColumn);
>
> <etc>
>
>
>
>
