I am a little confused about this very same issue -- the
dateTimeOptionTag.
Here's a code snippet:
<?php echo $html->dateTimeOptionTag('Post/publish_date', $dateFormat=
'DMY', $timeFormat= '12', $selected=null, $optionAttr=null) ?>
I understand everything but the $selected param.
Heiner said we need to write a helper to override the method, but I
don't understand why there is a $selected param at all then? I'd like
to be able to call php's date function right there in the view so the
date/time will always default to the current time/date.
Is this possible in a way that doesn't require a helper?
If we need a helper, any suggestions or code anywhere to solve this
problem?
Please don't slam me, I'm new to Cake but really loving it so far!
- Dustin
On Jan 18, 1:38 am, kitten <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> > is it possible to control the starting year indateTimeOptionTag()You have
> > to override the method in your own helper.
>
> Heiner
>
>
>
> > right now it starts from 1967, I want to start from 2007 is it
> > possible?
>
> > suman
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