Hello,
A cool little trick on the "today" issue is to use a little known aspect of the
<jsp:useBean> tag. The useBean exposes its creation datetime as a scoped
variable!
Beacause of this you can do the following:
<jsp:useBean id="now" class="java.util.Date" />
<c:set var="today" value="${now}" />
Now you can use ${today} anywhere you like. Personally, I use the
<fmt:formatDate> tag to format into whatever display format I need.
HTH,
-Rod
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From: ××œ×—× ×Ÿ מעין [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, April 23, 2007 11:43
To: user@struts.apache.org
Subject: DateTimePicker in time format not working with today
hi all..
i've finally started to learn struts2 and trying work a sample application
of an hours reporting app.
i'm trying to use the DateTimePicker time format, however i have 2 issues
with it:
trying to specify today in the value, does not display the current time (it
doesn't even work in showcase app) it only displays 00:00.
also is there a way to convert the time from a string to date object ? i'm
not sure it's possible, but maybe create a date object with the current date
as default and the time specfied.
anoter issue in date enddate and startdate attributes, i know of only one
function called today, but is there a way to limit and start date, and end
date dynamically with something like today-1, that would allow dates to be
entered up to 1 month back?
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