Hi all,
>>Look up the /dateFormatter/ class (mx.formatters.DateFormatter). In your
>>format function, create an instance of it and supply it with the format
>>string “DD\MM\YYYY” and that should give you what you want.
Just for the records I managed it in the following way:
[1]
<mx:FormItem label="Birthday">
<mx:DateField id="persBirthday" dateFormatter="formatDate2" />
</mx:FormItem>
[2]
<mx:DateFormatter id="dateformatter" formatString="DD.MM.YYYY"/>
[3]
function formatDate2(date:Date):String {
return dateformatter.format(date);
}
Even if it seems to be trivial now, maybe some one else can find a
solution for this topic in the archive
Best regards
Reto
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