Bob - Thank you very much (once again) for offering up your tremendous assistance.
I am amazed and delighted at how responsive and helpful the Apache Click User Forum has been over the past year. It is truly wonderful how helpful you (and many others have been) on this board. Many thanks for Apache Click!!! Regards - Conor ----- Original Message ---- From: Bob Schellink <[email protected]> To: [email protected] Sent: Sat, October 23, 2010 10:42:06 PM Subject: Re: Displaying Date (YYYY-MM-dd) In a Table? Hi, You can format your column[1] display as follows: Column dateColumn = new Column("minListDate"); dateColumn.setFormat("{0,date,dd MMM yyyy}"); table.addColumn(dateColumn); Kind regards, Bob [1]: http://click.apache.org/docs/click-api/org/apache/click/control/Column.html On 24/10/2010 13:23, C Jennings wrote: > Hello - > I am running into a problem when trying to display a Date pattern > (YYYY-MM-dd) > on an org.apache.click.control.Table > . > I have a HtmlForm that uses the DateField type for 2 fields. Once the form is > populated and committed to the database, I return to the main page and invoke > a > > Decorator pattern (below) to display the populated date fields from the > HtmlForm. > > However, when I cast that row object to MyProfile, the values for minListDate > and maxListDate show the time values again (all zeros). However, even though > it > > works, it unfortunately shows Date and Time values on my table. I set their >data > > type to java.Util.Date to match what I was using in the HtmlForm for > DateField. > > As such, this gives me the time values as well. > > Does anyone have any input here on how I could just display the Date value on > that table? I have tried changing the datatypes to use java.sql.Date package. > This worked fine for displaying the Date on my table but then it caused >problems > > with using DateField which relies on the java.Util.Date package. > > Anyways hope I have explained this somewhat clearly. I've spent some time >trying > > various parsing techniques with no luck. > > Many thanks! > > Conor > > myTable = new Table("myTable"); > > myTable.addColumn(new Column("minListDate")); > myTable.addColumn(new Column("maxListDate")); > > Column actionColumn = new Column("Action", "Edit | Delete"); > > actionColumn.setDecorator(new Decorator() { > > public String render(Object row, Context context) { > > MyProfile myProfile = (MyProfile) row; > String id = String.valueOf(myProfile.getId()); > > editYourProfileLink.setParameter("id", id); > editYourProfileLink.setImageSrc("images/add.gif"); > editYourProfileLink.setTitle("Edit Your Profile"); > > deleteYourProfileLink.setValue(id); > deleteYourProfileLink.setImageSrc("images/cross.png"); > deleteYourProfileLink.setTitle("Delete Your Profile"); > > return editYourProfileLink.toString() + " | " + > deleteYourProfileLink.toString(); > } > }); > > myTable.addColumn(actionColumn); > > <etc> > > > >
