I am just using the default settings ...
<s:datetimepicker name="bean.dateString" />
when the form is submitted i see that there are actually 2 values
submitted, the dojo.bean.dateString and bean.dateString. the format for
dojo.bean.dateString is RFC 3339 and the format of bean.dateString is
DateFormat.SHORT (mm/dd/yy).
if i start with a fresh form and no pre-populated data, select a date
and submit, the value is properly in 2007. but if that field is
pre-populated because of a validation error or from existing data then
it seems to always show 1907, both in the date selector and in the value
if i submit the form again.
i am assuming that when the datetimepicker is being initialized from an
existing value it has to be looking at the value of bean.dateString,
which if i select today has a value of "6/5/07". perhaps it's not
properly converting that display date into the RFC 3339 value it uses
internally?
-- Allen
Musachy Barroso wrote:
What is the format of the date in the string? If you stick to RFC 3339 it
should be fine : yyyy-MM-dd (this is just the value, the display format can
be set using the "displayFormat" attribute)
musachy
On 6/5/07, Allen Gilliland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I'm having a problem with the datetimepicker where it always thinks the
year is 1907 when it gets loaded from an existing value. I have only
been able to find this thread on the issue which suggests there is a bug
but doesn't really provide any real work around ...
http://www.mail-archive.com/user@struts.apache.org/msg61093.html
I am using a String to store the value from the date picker as suggested
by the last message in the thread but I am still getting the same
behavior.
Is there any solution or work around to this problem using struts 2.0.6?
-- Allen
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