got it
I added this line in Application#startup:
Theme.getTheme().set( MonthCalendar.class, TerraMonthCalendarSkin.class);
and my custom calendar constructor is:
public MonthCalendar(int year,int month) {
super( year, month);
installSkin( MonthCalendar.class);
}
Regards
Anton
On 09/01/2011 01:49, Greg Brown wrote:
If you want to change the skin of all Calendars, you can call Theme#set() to
map Calendar.class to your custom calendar skin. If you only want to change
specific Calendar instances, you can create a custom Calendar subclass (e.g.
MyCalendar) and add a mapping of that class to your custom skin class to the
theme.
G
On Jan 8, 2011, at 2:05 PM, anton dos santos wrote:
Hi
I need a calendar where only month and year can be selected.
I choose to customize a regular Calendar with a simplified version of
TerraCalendarSkin ( without the days table). But when I invoke setSkin() on it,
I get an exception: java.lang.IllegalStateException: Skin is already installed.
I also tried skin.install(), but then I still have the initial skin.
Or should I do it differently, without skin?
Regards
Anton
