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Igor Vaynberg commented on WICKET-2427:
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we cannot apply the patch as is because it uses a non-ASL2 compatible
javascript library
> substituteDate function doesn't respect date pattern
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> Key: WICKET-2427
> URL: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/WICKET-2427
> Project: Wicket
> Issue Type: Bug
> Components: wicket-datetime
> Affects Versions: 1.3.7
> Reporter: Reinout van Schouwen
> Attachments: wicket-2427-wicket-datetime.patch
>
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> The function Wicket.DateTime.substituteDate in wicket-date.js fails to
> correctly format dates.
> Example: create a datetextfield like this
> DateTextField birthDate = DateTextField.forDateStyle("birthdateFromAndTo",
> "M-");
> and add a DatePicker to it:
> birthDate.add(new DatePicker());
> The datetextfield will only validate when the input matches 'd-MMM-yyyy' (for
> my locale, at least) as can be verified by executing
> birthDate.getTextFormat(). This translates to '17-augustus-2009' for today's
> date.
> However, when a date is selected in the datepicker, it puts '17-8-2009' in
> the DateTextField. The reason is, I believe, that subsituteDate() assumes
> that all fields in the pattern are numbers. Instead, it should execute a
> proper date formatting. The function either should call the Wicket side to
> format the input date, or it should do it in javascript. On
> http://www.timdown.co.uk/code/simpledateformat.js I found an Apache licensed
> piece of javascript code that should do the work (it misses l10n though).
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