I'm not sure that adding a validDays attribute is a very workable solution. What happens if there is an overlap with the valid and invalid days? Right now, the same thing could be accomplished by putting all of the dates in the date range in the invalidDays list and removing the first day of the month.
I haven't used the validateDateRestriction tag personally, but unless it prevents the user from selecting the dates in the invalidDates list, you probably shouldn't use it for use case because it would be a bad UI design to allow the user to select a date that is invalid. If you want to make an enhancement request to the component, you should file a Jira issue. Suggestions on an email list will most likely be ignored. -Richard On Tue, Dec 22, 2009 at 11:30 AM, <[email protected]> wrote: > That sounds good. > > Also May be we can suggest trinidad to have another attribute called > "validDays" for the tr:validateDateRestriction component like the following: > > <tr:inputDate id="days" value="#{bean.date}" > label="Select a date"> > <tr:convertDateTime pattern="yyyy-MM-dd"/> > <tr:validateDateRestriction validDays="#{bean.date.allowableDates}" /> > </tr:inputDate> > > -------------- Original message from Richard Yee <[email protected]>: > -------------- > > >> If you are going to limit the date selection to the first day of the >> month within a date range, you are probably better off just to use a >> selectOneChoice with a selectItem for each month that is within the date >> range. The inputDate does not provide much benefit here since there is >> only one date per month that can be chosen. >> >> -Richard >> >> [email protected] wrote: >> > Hi, >> > with the following code, I don't think it suits my need. Please >> > advise if there is way to achieve only allowing 1st day of each month >> > within a certain range, say within Oct 15, 2008 - Oct 30, 2010 to be >> > selectable. If this is not possible, backend validation is the only >> > choice. >> > >> > > > label="Select a date, but check >> > possible holidays first"> >> > >> > > > invalidDays="#{bean.date.nationalHolidays}" /> >> > >>
