try this ..
public Object convert(Object value, Class c) {
//If the value is already of the same type as 'c'
//then return it
if (c== value.getClass()){
return value;
}
On 4/27/07, kubino <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Hi Johan, I tried
Hi Johan, I tried this
TextField dateFrom = new TextField("dateFrom",new
PropertyModel(filtr,"dateFrom")) {
public IConverter getConverter() {
return new IConverter() {
public Object convert(Object value, Class c) {
try
{
i
IConverter is a generic interface which is called for the ingoing and
outgoing values. Last week, I added a convenience base class, and it's
usage looks like this (from FormInput):
add(new TextField("urlProperty", URL.class)
{
public IConverter getConverter()
{
return new SimpleConverterAd
Hi, thanks for the answer, but I don't understand why the convert method is called twice. On the other hand, is there any simpler way to work with a different date format? Just a comment I can't see my post in the mailing list, does it take too long? or I'm missing something?Thanks,Jaime
you have to test to which class the converter wants to go to: public Object convert(Object o, Class c) { try {
if(c == String.class)
Hi, I've been trying to develop an application with wicket, but I don't know how to customize the date format for a textfield. I'm using the DatePickercomponent but I use a different format : dd-MM-, when I submit the form an exception is thrown because the format is not recognized, I tried
