Re: DateTimeField enhancement

2009-12-17 Thread Martin Makundi
Yeah, rfe issue into jira and upload a patch proposal.

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2009/12/17 slowery23 :
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> I am attempting to upload a patch.  Should an issue be opened as well?
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> MartinM wrote:
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>> Patch would be nice..
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>> Martin
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>> 2009/12/17 Steve Lowery :
>>> I'd like to use the DateTimeField component, but there is no API that I
>>> can
>>> see to override what DatePicker gets added to the component.  I'd like to
>>> subclass the DatePicker and customize the icon, positioning, etc.  I can
>>> do
>>> this if just dealing with the DateTextField, where I add the DatePicker
>>> behavior myself, but I can't do it when using the DateTimeField.
>>>
>>> Is there a way to do this?  If not, could it be enhanced so we can do
>>> this?
>>> A simple protected newDatePicker() method on DateTimeField would
>>> accomplish
>>> this.
>>>
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> http://old.nabble.com/file/p26835477/DateTimeField.java.patch
> DateTimeField.java.patch
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Re: DateTimeField enhancement

2009-12-17 Thread slowery23

I am attempting to upload a patch.  Should an issue be opened as well?


MartinM wrote:
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> Patch would be nice..
> 
> **
> Martin
> 
> 2009/12/17 Steve Lowery :
>> I'd like to use the DateTimeField component, but there is no API that I
>> can
>> see to override what DatePicker gets added to the component.  I'd like to
>> subclass the DatePicker and customize the icon, positioning, etc.  I can
>> do
>> this if just dealing with the DateTextField, where I add the DatePicker
>> behavior myself, but I can't do it when using the DateTimeField.
>>
>> Is there a way to do this?  If not, could it be enhanced so we can do
>> this?
>> A simple protected newDatePicker() method on DateTimeField would
>> accomplish
>> this.
>>
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http://old.nabble.com/file/p26835477/DateTimeField.java.patch
DateTimeField.java.patch 
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Re: DateTimeField enhancement

2009-12-17 Thread Martin Makundi
Patch would be nice..

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Martin

2009/12/17 Steve Lowery :
> I'd like to use the DateTimeField component, but there is no API that I can
> see to override what DatePicker gets added to the component.  I'd like to
> subclass the DatePicker and customize the icon, positioning, etc.  I can do
> this if just dealing with the DateTextField, where I add the DatePicker
> behavior myself, but I can't do it when using the DateTimeField.
>
> Is there a way to do this?  If not, could it be enhanced so we can do this?
> A simple protected newDatePicker() method on DateTimeField would accomplish
> this.
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DateTimeField enhancement

2009-12-17 Thread Steve Lowery
I'd like to use the DateTimeField component, but there is no API that I can
see to override what DatePicker gets added to the component.  I'd like to
subclass the DatePicker and customize the icon, positioning, etc.  I can do
this if just dealing with the DateTextField, where I add the DatePicker
behavior myself, but I can't do it when using the DateTimeField.

Is there a way to do this?  If not, could it be enhanced so we can do this?
A simple protected newDatePicker() method on DateTimeField would accomplish
this.