I'm using bootstrap-datepicker.js also with these changes, not sure it's as
robust but works and I use it for multiple date formats such as this:
Field('origination_date', 'date',
widget=datepicker_widget(format='mm/', min_view_mode='months'
), requires=IS_DATE('%m/%Y')), # exa
This now seems to be along the correct lines - the issue I had was a
styling conflict with calendar.css file in web2py for the hour class being
set to 2em and my hack for now to fix was to append the following to the
std datetimepicker.css that can be downloaded however not sure if there is
a
This is nice and a great improvement for dates. I thought I could easily
replicate for datetime by using this which seems to be a fork of the
original to allow time input as well
http://www.malot.fr/bootstrap-datetimepicker/demo.php?utm_source=siteweb&utm_medium=demo&utm_campaign=Site%2BWeb
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Hi Leonel and all, (first post here)
Don't know if I'm reinveinting the wheel, but I was searching for a better
datepicker and found your plugin. And liked so much that I modified it to
make it work with a datepicker fork ->
https://github.com/eternicode/bootstrap-datepicker
To me works fine
Villas is right, this function call returns the callable, it's this way so
you can use bootstrap datepicker options.
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Il 11/05/15 23:01, villas ha scritto:
> Thanks Leonel.
>
> BTW in your first post you said:
> Field('birthdate', 'date', widget=bsdatepicker_widget)
>
> It should be with brackets at the end:
> Field('birthdate', 'date', widget=bsdatepicker_widget())
No it shouldn't the widget paramete
Thanks Leonel.
BTW in your first post you said:
Field('birthdate', 'date', widget=bsdatepicker_widget)
It should be with brackets at the end:
Field('birthdate', 'date', widget=bsdatepicker_widget())
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Here's the latest version with this fixed
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Hi Leonel
I was trying out your widget but hit a problem... maybe there is a bug?
Best regards, D
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New version supporting bootstrap picker options (weeekStart, viewMode,
minViewMode) except for format which is automatically determined by
w2p_ajax_date.
This version is quite useful for stuff like birth dates where you want
people to be able to choose the year easily.
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I'm open to extending this plugin so it accepts some settings, one of those
settings could be - html5_if_available - and then, in the javascript, I
could use something like Modernizr.inputtypes.date to check for browser
support.
Otherwise I believe html5forms.js or webshim does what you want bu
html5 has and . web2py
does not use them because very few browsers support them. I am wondering is
there is js library that adds support for those input types in browsers
that do not support them.
On Wednesday, 23 July 2014 19:05:44 UTC-5, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> Niphlod if you look at my plu
Niphlod if you look at my plugin's code you'll see that I took some
precautions so that internationalization would work using the format
defined in web2py_ajax.html on the variable w2p_ajax_date_format so if
that's your concern you can probably use it.
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the only problem with various datepickers is internationalization. I'm a
big fan of ISO format but finding a datepicker that adapts itself to
strftime behaviour always seems to "escape" js developers ^_^
On Wednesday, July 23, 2014 8:40:47 PM UTC+2, Leonel Câmara wrote:
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> So web2py's datepicke
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