Hi,
you should set the same date format for the text field. For example, you
can use DateTextField from the wicket-extensions project:
DateTextField dateField = new DateTextField("from", "d-M-yyyy");
Onno Scheffers wrote:
Hi,
how can I get the wicket.extensions.markup.html.datepicker.DateFormat
(Wicket 1.2.6) to use a custom DateFormat? I keep getting validation
problems as soon as I try to switch to another DateFormat.
HTML:
<input wicket:id="date" type="text" maxlength="10" /><span
wicket:id="datePicker" />
Java:
TextField dateField = new TextField("date", Date.class);
dateField.setRequired(true);
add(dateField);
DatePicker dp = new DatePicker("datePicker", dateField);
dp.setDateConverter(new DateConverter() {
public DateFormat getDateFormat(Locale locale) {
return new SimpleDateFormat("d-M-yyyy");
}
});
add(dp);
When I leave out the call to setDateConverter, the default format
seems to be MM/dd/yyyy for me.
When setting the DateConverter like I did in the above code, the
format seems to switch from MM/dd/yyyy to dd-MM-yyyy (instead of the
expected d-M-yyyy?). So when I pick september 19th for example, it
fills in 17-09-2007 into the TextField, but when I submit that value I
get: '17-09-2007' is not a valid Date.
Only '9/17/2007' or '09/17/2007' are accepted, which is weird since
the DatePicker now puts a value into the textfield which is known to
be invalid?
I also tried providing a DatePickerSettings object that overrides the
getIfFormat(Locale) method to always return "%d-%m-%Y", but that
didn't help either.
- Onno
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