I don't think we need to submit two at all, just one on the RFC 3379
format (the one that works), the other one, which is the one on the
textbox should be prefixed with "dojo." so S2 ignores it (that's another
issue by the way).
regards
musachy
Dariusz Wojtas wrote:
Great news!
I have applied the patch for me, tested and it reads the property
perfectly :)
It is now correctly initialized.
Good work. Thanks!
But some issue is still there - format of the data submitted with the
form.
If I use it this way:
<s:dropdowndatetimepicker name="end"
displayFormat="yyyy-MM-dd"
language="pl" />
Produced URL:
/my.action?=2006-12-25&end=2006-12-25
then it works.
But if I change it to:
<s:dropdowndatetimepicker name="end"
displayFormat="dd-MM-yyyy"
language="pl" />
Produced URL:
/my.action?=2006-12-25&end=25-12-2006
Then it ends with a large stacktrace in the browser and logs (see
WW-1577).
The display format attribute works perfectly for displaying it on the
form, but still not in the submitted form data.
Each dropdowndatepicker creates a pair of properties.
The 1st one is always unnamed and contains date in the correct format
for parsing (I think).
The 2nd format depends on the displayFormat.
Maybe the property name could be controlled in the same way as it is
done with autocompleter?
<s:dropdowndatetimepicker name="end"
displayFormat="dd-MM-yyyy"
language="pl" />
It could mean:
hidden 'end' field using the standard save format - matches the
Date property in form
displayed 'endDisplay' field using the display format - not needed
in Form, may be ignored
I know this is not something new, but if it works for autocompleter ...
Best regards
Dariusz Wojtas
On 12/29/06, Musachy Barroso <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I logged a ticket for this issue, with a patch:
https://issues.apache.org/struts/browse/WW-1579
The tag was not reading the value from properties. Now it will get the
value from the property specified in "name", the value needs to be of
type Date, or any object whose toString method returns an string that
can be parsed into a date, using the "displayFormat", or
SimpleDateFormat.parse(). I removed the "saveFormat" attribute because
it is confusing, the possible values for it were "rfc", "iso" or "unix".
This is Dojo stuff. Now it will always be "rfc" (RFC 3379)
regards
musachy
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