More simple how? So you don't need the split and piecing back together? If
so, then how about:
if
(compare(americanDate($('exsupplier_date').value),americanDate($('arrival_date').value))!=1)
return true;
else return false;
If you're looking for something different than this, you're gonna have to
Or,
return (compare(americanDate($('exsupplier_date').value),
americanDate($('arrival_date').value) != 1);
On 2/26/07, Matthew Kwiecien [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
More simple how? So you don't need the split and piecing back together? If
so, then how about:
if
On Friday 23 February 2007 12:03, Pearl wrote:
On click event of a button I am dynamically creating a form. Form has
a calendar date picker in it. Can I some how use turbogears
calendarDatePicker widget in this case?
Yes, you can. The TG date picker is just the dynarch js calendar:
carlo schrieb:
var opt_display=function(row) {
alert(row);
return OPTION({value:row},row);}
function FillCombo(analist) {
var lista =
SELECT({'id':'anagr','name':'anagr'},map(opt_display,analist.anagr));
swapDOM('anagr', lista);
var lista =
Hello group :-)
I am pretty new to MochiKit but got some experience in JavaScript.
At the moment I try to implement some ajax- tables (like in the
example) in my project.
I read a lot of the documentation, played with the interpreter and
tried to get the example- code (ajax_tables.js)*,
but
Thought some of you might be interested in this, I thought it was
pretty cool...
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