Thomas Vandahl wrote:
Scott Eade wrote:
Is there a way to get intake to use the locale from the parameter
parser as the source of the date format?
I am overriding RunData.populate() and invoking setLocale() with the
user's locale which updates the parameter and cookie parsers, but it
seems that I need to do something else in order to get intake to use it.
The Intake fields get their locale from the parameter parser. See
Field.java:325. Now, the problem is that DateStringField is
locale-agnostic. It uses its default validator which in turn uses one
of the date formats defined in the constraint rules. I thought this
would be flexible enough.
To overcome this limitation, you could derive from DateStringField and
change the type of the field to "custom" in intake.xml. Add an
attribute fieldClass="foo.bar.MyDateStringField" to the field
definition to use your own field type. It is also possible to use a
custom validator: Derive from DateStringValidator and override the
assertValidity(Field) method. The Field provided here has your locale
available.
That all makes sense.
Thanks Thomas.
Scott
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