On 08/19/2003 12:29 AM Edgar Dollin wrote:
One of the problems I had with some struts tags, i.e. html:options, is that
there is a repetitive download of the same text. In large pages, especially
nested pages, the size of the html becomes excessive, which of course is
aggravated by the tendency of
, August 19, 2003 2:01 AM
To: 'Struts Users Mailing List'
Subject: Re: Suggestions for Calendar Popup taglib?
I'm not totally clear what you mean by 'multiple downloads'
but with the
validator html:javascript tag, you can set the static javascript to
false and instead use a script link
Great news!
Thanks in advance.
I think HTML tag will be around for a long long time.
While there are plans to one day deprecate bean and logic tags, there
are no plans to deprecate HTML.
Also... deprecate, as in java.util.Date is deprecated, but AFFAIK still
will be part of rt.jar for
I think that's a great idea... thanks :) I think it'd be cool if you
included your color chooser popup as well. Actually I'll be honest, I
already implemented this in exactly the way you describe for a project I
am working on. If you like I can investigate whether my company would
allow
that are
highlighted differently/disabled.
from:Sgarlata Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
date:Mon, 18 Aug 2003 16:35:30
to: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
subject: Re: Suggestions for Calendar Popup taglib?
I think that's a great idea... thanks :) I think it'd be cool if you
included your color
I would also suggest that you make your classes very
easy to extend so people can plug in their own calendar
implementations. You know how it is, people are picky
when it comes to GUI widgets :)
+1 :)
My #1 pet peeve about custom taglibs are that almost
none of them have been designed with
When we implemented out calendar one of the things we needed
to do was make holiday dates unchoosable. So I'm not allowd
to make a booking on 25th Dec etc. It might be worth thinking
of some way in which you can pass in a collection of dates
that are highlighted differently/disabled.
Cool! Here is what I always wanted:
In jsp:
html:calendar form=myForm property=theDate
In Action:
Calendar inputDate = myForm.getTheDate();
In FormBean:
Calendar theDate = new Calendar();
+ setter and getter;
Kruse, Matt wrote:
I'm going to have some free time soon and I plan
Cool Matt - I've always loved you pop-up calendar. Does this mean it'll write
JS for the popup calendar too? I like the div version - which requires a
hidden div and such - so I hope you'll incorporate this.
Maybe something like:
html:calendar property=startDate format=MM/dd/
Does this mean it'll write JS for the popup calendar too?
Yes, definitely. I might include the full JS source as a tag too, so you
could just do
mk:calendar-src/
at the top of your page and all the required library source would be written
out. Or you could manually link to the libraries. Not
Ack! Too many Matts ;)
More comments below...
Matt Raible wrote:
Cool Matt - I've always loved you pop-up calendar. Does this mean it'll write
JS for the popup calendar too? I like the div version - which requires a
hidden div and such - so I hope you'll incorporate this.
Maybe something
Paananen, Tero wrote:
I would also suggest that you make your classes very
easy to extend so people can plug in their own calendar
implementations. You know how it is, people are picky
when it comes to GUI widgets :)
+1 :)
My #1 pet peeve about custom taglibs are that almost
none of them
In working on this, I've come up with a couple of things that would be very
handy to have:
1) A simple dummy struts app which would be ready for me to plugin my
taglib to test. I know that creating a little app won't take long, but a
nice little starting point would be convenient.
2) Any type of
There would be a chance to use this as a non-pop-up calendar? More like
a blogish way?
I adapted for a struts-tiles-hibernate project of a web-log :
http://echofloripa8080.sytes.net:8080/personalblog
http://sourceforge.net/projects/personalblog
the code for the calendar is still too mixed,
I love your tag libraries and have used most of them. It is very generous
of you to have donated them.
One of the problems I had with some struts tags, i.e. html:options, is that
there is a repetitive download of the same text. In large pages, especially
nested pages, the size of the html
On Mon, 18 Aug 2003, Kruse, Matt wrote:
Date: Mon, 18 Aug 2003 17:09:16 -0400
From: Kruse, Matt [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Subject: RE: Suggestions for Calendar Popup taglib?
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