Date picker validation

Hi all

I need help on the following points.
I have the date picker colum. I want a chk validation so that no one can enter except DD/MM/YYYY) format and also person cannot change the date

Hello:

The intention is to prevent the user from entering a date in the text field? If so, add the following to the 'form element attributes HTML' element of Date Picker

onFocus="alert('You cannot enter data into this field directly');this.blur()"

For your validation, you can use a simple pl/sql block like

declare
l_date date;
begin
select to_date(:date_picker_item,'MM/DD/YYYY') into l_date from dual;
return true;
exception when others then
return false;
end;

CITY

Tags: Database

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JQuery Date Picker Validation - format problem
Hello

I use 2 text elements with Jquery dateicker date of beginning and end of the date elements.

I now have to write a JS validation to ensure that the start date < = end date.

The dateformat of my articles are a-M-AA ' (March 2, 2010)...

When I try to use the Date.parse () function, it gives me an error of invalid date...
If I change the format of date mm/dd/yy (02/03/2010) then there is no problem, I can use Date.parse () and compare the two dates, I get no error. However I need to be the format of date: March 2, 2010

Below is a simple version of the function JS Iam using compare dates and alert error
```
function f_validate()
{
var a = $v('P1_START_DATE');
var b = $v('P1_END_DATE');

var startDate = new Date();
var endDate = new Date();

startDate = Date.parse(a);
endDate = Date.parse(b);
// if I alert() startDate or endDate it says invalid date
if (startDate>endDate){
alert('error');
else
{
doSubmit();
}
}



} 
```
If someone did a similar validation with Jquery datepickers to the a-M-AA format '?
Also, how can I use $. datepicker.parseDate in my Javascript function so that I can convert dates to default and then compare them...
Appreciate ideas/pointers

Thank you
Dippy

Published by: Fisher on March 2, 2010 12:42 AM
I used the following without problems:
```
   var gasDay = $v('P0_GAS_DAY');
   var gasDayDate = new Date();
   gasDayDate = $.datepicker.parseDate('dd-M-yy', gasDay,
   {
      monthNamesShort : ['JAN', 'FEB', 'MAR', 'APR', 'MAY', 'JUN', 'JUL', 'AUG', 'SEP', 'OCT', 'NOV', 'DEC']
   }
   );
```

Date Picker Format/Edit recommended
APEX 4.0 - by using the date picker and mask format is DD/MM/YYYY.
When a user enters the 15/02/12, he spent the mask of MM/DD/YYYY format and stores it in the database with a year = 0012.
Years have always been problematic, because what is valid one year at? He accepts a year = 1234...
Ignoring that, what I want to do is enforce a year 4-digit.

I can add my OWN validation, but if I do, why bother with the mask of MM/DD/YYYY format and not only do in my own validation with to_date(:P_date,'MM/DD/YYYY')? If I add a year to 4-digit check on mine and let the mask MM/DD/YYYY, and the user enters 02/99/12, then they will receive two errors. (1) the mask JJ/MM/AAAA, mistake the day = 99 and my own for the 2 digits of the year...

I prefer a single place to keep the validations to date, not twice a day, but this seems too complicated, which means usually I forget something obvious.

Suggestions on best practices for APEX date picker validation?
Thank you.
Maybe this isn't what you are looking for but instead of AAAA RRRR can give you a year 2000 +.

Date Picker APEX 4.2 validation

Hi all
In our application, we created a date picker in the format below.
1 the name of the article-> P1_ENG_DATE
2. under settings-> Format mask-> fmDay, months GFMD, YYYY
3. under default-> to_char (sysdate, ' fmDay, months GFMD, YYYY')
4. once the application under the ar-ticle column loading Date that we can see the release date
5 now if they choose to date picker application survey allows you to submit the form.
6 but if they change the date manually i., e instead of Thursday, if we enter Wednesday, June 18,2015 while that submit the form she will the error ' error ORA-01861: literal does not match the format string "because they change from day.
7. not only change the day, if change us on the wrong day, wrong Date and delete last two digits of the year we can see literal error problem.
Methods:
1. If we want to read only option date picker where we do.
2. how to manage the validation of using Java date picker script & PL/SQL.
Could you please help me with this request.
Kind regards
Sruthitamiri

Hi Nanoo Tamiri,

Sruthi Tamiri wrote:

1. If we want to read only option date picker where we do.

2. how to manage the validation of using Java date picker script & PL/SQL.

The first thing: access the datepicker-> settings section element and value
- See her-> when click on icon
In the section of the element:
- CSS classes to elements of HTML form-> apex_disabled
- Attributes of the HTML Form element-> readonly = 'true '.
This will force the user to select a date in the date only picker and avoid the mistakes of your format.

The second point is not clear as to how you want to manage the validation of the datePicker using JavaScript / PL/SQL.

I hope this helps!

Kind regards

Kiran

Change a chart value using the date picker
Hello

I use this code for graphical access

Select deptnm in the Department, eqpnm as MachineN, Sum (Qty) as the amount of work
where wrkrsltday like to_char (to_date(:P1_DATE), ' MM/DD/YYYY') and item_cd! = '9999' and slipnm! = "PayO" group of eqpnm, deptnm, eqpnm order of deptnm

He works in the SQL command line.

Here I give you the date in the format defined by the user to input.
But after her run at race time on the date picker, I m selectind all daye is
the message of no data found
Guide me on...
Hello

I solved the problem; you need to enter P1_DATE in the field "Page to go". I just tested with a few dates - 09/11/2012, 09/12/2012 (I watched your work table to identify the validity dates) and it works fine.

I changed the password of your workspace to test123.

Thank you
Rohit

Apex 4.0 in the Date de Validation bug
Hi friends,

Im trying to validate a date picker component. In this sense, means what validation I've done. Booking_start_date must not be less than sysdate.

Type: sql expression

Expression1 validation:

: P2_BOOKING_START_DATE > = SYSDATE
but validation above does not work as it is throwing an error like
```
ORA-06503: PL/SQL: Function returned without value
     Error      ERR-1023 Unable perform validations.
OK
```
While this may be a bug in APEX?

Brgds,
Mini
Mini wrote:
Hi friends,

Im trying to validate a date picker component. In this sense, means what validation I've done. Booking_start_date must not be less than sysdate.

Type: sql expression

Expression1 validation:

: P2_BOOKING_START_DATE > = SYSDATE

but the validation above does not work as it is throwing an error like
```
ORA-06503: PL/SQL: Function returned without value
     Error      ERR-1023 Unable perform validations.
OK
```
While this may be a bug in APEX?
N ° all APEX elements are stored as strings. Explicit conversions are required when Oracle is unable to perform implicit conversions before operations date/number, for example when items have default format masks:
```
to_date(:P2_BOOKING_START_DATE, 'DD-MON-YYYY HH:MIPM') > SYSDATE
```
It is advisable never to rely on an implicit conversion in all circumstances.

Using the date picker, but can choose dates in the past

Hi all
I could have a moment really stupid and it could be very simple but...
When you use the datePicker with POSITION I don't see a function to say you cannot choose a date in the past.
Is there such an option or this code of conduct?
I tried {NOW_DT} in the code, but that just gave me an error.
Please let me know
See you soon,.
Joe

The date picker doesn´t can limit the range of dates, but using the placeholder {NOW} for the current date should work in a form validation rule. {NOW_DT} means "date AND time" and this is probably not set respectively doesn´t is the type of the corresponding column in the table, who knows?

See you soon,.

Günter

Date Picker help
```
public static String Selectdate() { DateTimePicker datePicker = DateTimePicker.createInstance(); datePicker.doModal(); Calendar cal = datePicker.getDateTime(); Date date = cal.getTime(); return date.toString(); }
```
I use the method above to choose the date, but it also shows me the time that I need to see the time I just wants to select only the date. Can someone help me please...

The API tells you how to do that is it not?

public static DateTimePicker createInstance (calendar, calendar,
String datePattern,
String timePattern)

Returns a date with an initial display date picker and the format of the date and time. If datePattern and timePattern are null, then will serve as the default time and date formats.
Parameters:
calendar - original date to display
datePattern - the SimpleDateFormat to date. If datePattern is null and timePattern is not null, then a date will not be shown. The model should include only text templates (for example ' / ',': ') and date of models for example DateFormat.YEAR_FIELD, DateFormat.MONTH_FIELD, DateFormat.DATE_FIELD, DateFormat.DAY_OF_WEEK_FIELD. Other symbols of format will be ignored.
timePattern - the SimpleDateFormat for now. Passing null will not display a time if timePattern is null and datePattern is not null, then an hour does not appear.

PROBLEM WITH DATE PICKER:

Hi, I want to use the date picker as it... and set to the current value of default.and use another text box to display the selected value... to datepicker.can someone give me the entire code? If I want to write the value selected, run time using a picture as a textbox, what should I do?... Please help me... its urgent...

OK, but I used the images for what little arrows... to prevmonth, nextmonth, prevyear and next.

Here's the code...

import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.PopupScreen;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.VerticalFieldManager;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.container.HorizontalFieldManager;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.component.LabelField;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.Graphics;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.Color;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.Font;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.Field;
import net.rim.device.api.system.Display;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.FieldChangeListener;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.UiApplication;
import net.rim.device.api.ui.DrawStyle;
import net.rim.device.api.system.Characters;
import net.rim.device.api.system.Bitmap;
import net.rim.device.api.util.DateTimeUtilities;
import net.rim.device.api.i18n.SimpleDateFormat;
import java.util.Calendar;
import java.util.Date;

import com.LMS.CustomManagers.TableLayoutManager;
/**
 *
 */
public class CalendarPopup extends PopupScreen implements FieldChangeListener {

    private boolean isClosed = false;
    private static SimpleDateFormat sdfWeekDay = new SimpleDateFormat("Ei");
    private static SimpleDateFormat sdfMonth = new SimpleDateFormat("MMM yyyy");
    private Calendar _cl = Calendar.getInstance();

    private Bitmap PrevYearFocus = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_previous_year.png");
    private Bitmap PrevMonthFocus = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_previous_month.png");
    private Bitmap NextMonthFocus = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_next_month.png");
    private Bitmap NextYearFocus = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_next_year.png");
    private Bitmap PrevYear = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_previous_year_focus.png");
    private Bitmap PrevMonth = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_previous_month_focus.png");
    private Bitmap NextMonth = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_next_month_focus.png");
    private Bitmap NextYear = Bitmap.getBitmapResource("cal_next_year_focus.png");

    private static int [] tableStyles = new int [] {
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH,
        TableLayoutManager.FIXED_WIDTH
    };
    private int [] tableSizes = new int [7];
    private TableLayoutManager _monthManager; // This is where we display the Dates

    private static String FIELD_SIZE_STRING = " 30 ";
    private static String SINGLE_BLANK = " ";

    private int _currentFocusDay;
    private int _currentMonth; // This is the month as usually defined. // In Calendar, January is month 0.
    private int _currentYear;
    private String _currentMonthString = "MMM yyyy";
    private Field _initialFocusField = null;
    private int _selectedDay = -1; // None selected

    private Font _normalFont;
    private Font _boldFont;

    private ClickbleImage PrevYearBut, PrevMonthBut, NextMonthBut, NextYearBut;
    private BorderedLabel MonthDisplay,Today;

    public CalendarPopup(Date selectedDate) {
        super(new VerticalFieldManager(){
                public void sublayout(int width, int height) {
                    super.sublayout(Display.getWidth(),height);
                }
            });
        _cl.setTime(selectedDate);
        createScreen(_cl.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH), _cl.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 1, _cl.get(Calendar.YEAR));
    }

    public boolean isClosed(){
        return isClosed;
    }
    private void displayMonth() {
        _monthManager.deleteAll(); // Delete the stuff currently there

        // Determine start of the Month
        _cl.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
        _cl.set(Calendar.MONTH, _currentMonth - 1);
        _cl.set(Calendar.YEAR, _currentYear);
        _cl.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, 12);
        _cl.set(Calendar.MINUTE, 0);
        _cl.set(Calendar.SECOND, 0);
        _cl.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, 1);
        long startOfMonth = _cl.getTime().getTime();  

        // set Month in 'header'
        _currentMonthString = sdfMonth.formatLocal(_cl.getTime().getTime());

        // Figure out where the month display needs to start
        int workDay = _cl.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_WEEK);
        int startAt = 0;
        switch (workDay) {
            case(Calendar.MONDAY): {
                startAt = 0;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.TUESDAY): {
                startAt = -1;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.WEDNESDAY): {
                startAt = -2;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.THURSDAY): {
                startAt = -3;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.FRIDAY): {
                startAt = -4;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.SATURDAY): {
                startAt = -5;
                break;
            }
            case(Calendar.SUNDAY): {
                startAt = -6;
                break;
            }
        }
        Date workDate = _cl.getTime();
        long workDateTime = workDate.getTime() + ((long)startAt) * ((long)DateTimeUtilities.ONEDAY);

        //long dayTime = workDateTime;
        for ( int i = 0; i < 42; i++ ) { // Need at most 6 rows
            workDate.setTime(workDateTime);
            _cl.setTime(workDate);
            workDateTime = workDateTime + DateTimeUtilities.ONEDAY;
            BorderedLabel blf = null;
            //int actualDate = _cl.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
            int actualDate = _cl.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
            String tempDateString = Integer.toString(actualDate);
            int textColor = Color.BLACK;
            if ( _cl.get(Calendar.MONTH) == _currentMonth - 1 ) {
                if ( _currentFocusDay == actualDate ) {
                    _initialFocusField = blf;
                    textColor = Color.RED;
                }
                blf = new BorderedLabel(tempDateString, LabelField.USE_ALL_WIDTH | DrawStyle.HCENTER | LabelField.FOCUSABLE,textColor);
            } else
            if ( (i % 7 == 0) && (startOfMonth < _cl.getTime().getTime()) ) {
                // We have finished the month
                break;
            } else {
                blf = new BorderedLabel(tempDateString, LabelField.USE_ALL_WIDTH | DrawStyle.HCENTER,Color.LIGHTGREY);
            }
            blf.setChangeListener(this);
            _monthManager.add(blf);
        }
        if ( this.isDisplayed() && _initialFocusField != null ) {
            _initialFocusField.setFocus();
            _initialFocusField = null;
        }
        MonthDisplay.SetText(_currentMonthString);
    }

    private void createScreen(int focusDay, int startMonth, int startYear) {
        // Initial values for Screen
        _currentFocusDay = focusDay;
        _currentMonth = startMonth;
        _currentYear = startYear;
        final VerticalFieldManager topManager = new VerticalFieldManager(FIELD_HCENTER){
                public void paint(Graphics g){
                    g.setColor(0x333333);
                    g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(),getHeight());
                    super.paint(g);
                }
            };

        int columnSize = this.getFont().getAdvance(FIELD_SIZE_STRING);
        for ( int i = 0; i < tableSizes.length; i++ ) {
            tableSizes[i] = columnSize;
        }
        _monthManager = new TableLayoutManager(tableStyles, tableSizes, 0, TableLayoutManager.FIELD_HCENTER){
                public void paint(Graphics g){
                    g.setColor(Color.WHITE);
                    g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(),getHeight());
                    super.paint(g);
                }
            };

        VerticalFieldManager bottomManager = new VerticalFieldManager(FIELD_HCENTER){
                public void paint(Graphics g){
                    g.setColor(0x333333);
                    g.fillRect(0,0,getWidth(),getHeight());
                    super.paint(g);
                }
                protected void sublayout(int width, int height) {
                    super.sublayout(width, height);
                    setExtent(topManager.getWidth(), 30);
                }
            };
        PrevYearBut = new ClickbleImage(PrevYearFocus,PrevYear,FIELD_HCENTER | FOCUSABLE);
        PrevYearBut.setChangeListener(this);
        PrevMonthBut = new ClickbleImage(PrevMonthFocus,PrevMonth,FIELD_HCENTER | FOCUSABLE);
        PrevMonthBut.setChangeListener(this);
        MonthDisplay = new BorderedLabel(_currentMonthString,NON_FOCUSABLE,Color.WHITE);
        MonthDisplay.setChangeListener(this);
        NextMonthBut = new ClickbleImage(NextMonthFocus,NextMonth,FIELD_HCENTER | FOCUSABLE);
        NextMonthBut.setChangeListener(this);
        NextYearBut = new ClickbleImage(NextYearFocus,NextYear,FIELD_HCENTER | FOCUSABLE);
        NextYearBut.setChangeListener(this);
        HorizontalFieldManager hfm  = new HorizontalFieldManager(FIELD_HCENTER);
        hfm.add(PrevYearBut);hfm.add(new VerticalSpacer(5,3));
        hfm.add(PrevMonthBut);hfm.add(new VerticalSpacer(5,3));
        hfm.add(MonthDisplay);hfm.add(new VerticalSpacer(5,3));
        hfm.add(NextMonthBut);hfm.add(new VerticalSpacer(5,3));
        hfm.add(NextYearBut);
        topManager.add(hfm);

        TableLayoutManager _daysManager = new TableLayoutManager(tableStyles, tableSizes, 0,TableLayoutManager.FIELD_HCENTER);
        String [] days = {"Mo","Tu","We","Th","Fr","Sa","Su"};
        for(int i = 0 ; i < days.length;i++){
            _daysManager.add(new BorderedLabel(days[i],NON_FOCUSABLE | FIELD_HCENTER,Color.WHITE));
        }
        topManager.add(_daysManager);
        displayMonth();

        HorizontalFieldManager hfm1  = new HorizontalFieldManager();
        Today = new BorderedLabel("Today",FOCUSABLE | FIELD_VCENTER,Color.WHITE);
        Today.setChangeListener(this);
        int space = Display.getWidth() >= 480 ? 130 : 90;
        hfm1.add(new VerticalSpacer(30,space));hfm1.add(Today);hfm1.add(new VerticalSpacer(30,space));
        bottomManager.add(hfm1);

        this.add(topManager);
        this.add(_monthManager);
        this.add(bottomManager);
    }
    protected void onDisplay() {
        if ( _initialFocusField != null ) {
            _initialFocusField.setFocus();
            _initialFocusField = null;
        }
        super.onDisplay();
    }
    public void fieldChanged(Field field, int context){
        _currentFocusDay = -1; // Leave focus on 'button'
        _initialFocusField = field;
        int monthIncrement = 33;
        if(field instanceof ClickbleImage){
            if(field == PrevYearBut){
                _currentYear = _cl.get(Calendar.YEAR)-1;
                displayMonth();
            }else if(field == PrevMonthBut){
                monthIncrement = -3;
                processMonth(monthIncrement);
            }else if(field == NextMonthBut){
                processMonth(monthIncrement);
            }else if(field == NextYearBut){
                _currentYear = _cl.get(Calendar.YEAR)+1;
                displayMonth();
            }
        }else if(field instanceof BorderedLabel){
            if(field == MonthDisplay){
            }else if(field == Today){
                _cl.setTime(new Date());
                _currentFocusDay = _cl.get(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH);
                _currentMonth = _cl.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 1;
                _currentYear = _cl.get(Calendar.YEAR);
                displayMonth();
            }else {
                LabelField lab = (LabelField) field;
                _selectedDay = Integer.parseInt(lab.getText());
                close();
            }
        }
    }
    private void processMonth(int monthIncrement){
        _cl.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, 1);
        _cl.set(Calendar.MONTH, _currentMonth-1);
        _cl.set(Calendar.YEAR, _currentYear);
        Date workDate = _cl.getTime();
        workDate.setTime(workDate.getTime() + (((long)monthIncrement) * ((long)DateTimeUtilities.ONEDAY)));
        _cl.setTime(workDate);
        _currentMonth = _cl.get(Calendar.MONTH) + 1;
        _currentYear = _cl.get(Calendar.YEAR);
        displayMonth();
    }
    public void close() {
        UiApplication.getUiApplication().popScreen(this);
    }
    public Date getSelectedDate() {
        if ( _selectedDay == -1 ) {
            return null;
        }
        Calendar cl = Calendar.getInstance();
        cl.set(Calendar.YEAR, _currentYear);
        cl.set(Calendar.MONTH, _currentMonth - 1);
        cl.set(Calendar.DAY_OF_MONTH, _selectedDay);
        cl.set(Calendar.HOUR_OF_DAY, 0);
        cl.set(Calendar.MINUTE, 0);
        cl.set(Calendar.SECOND, 0);
        cl.set(Calendar.MILLISECOND, 1);
        return cl.getTime();
    }
    public boolean keyChar(char key, int status, int time) {
        boolean retval = false;
        switch (key) {
            case Characters.ENTER: {
                // We have selected something
                break;
            }
            case Characters.ESCAPE: {
                close();
                isClosed = true;
                retval = true;
                break;
            }
            default:
                break;
       }
       return retval;
    }
} 

class ClickbleImage extends Field {
    private Bitmap bitmap1,bitmap2,img;
    private boolean isFocus = false;
    public ClickbleImage(Bitmap bitmap1,Bitmap bitmap2,long style) {
        super(style);
        this.bitmap1 = bitmap1;
        this.bitmap2 = bitmap2;
        img = bitmap1;
    }
    protected boolean navigationClick(int status, int time) {
        fieldChangeNotify(0);
        return true;
    }
    protected void onUnfocus() {
        isFocus = false;
        super.onUnfocus();
        img =  bitmap1;
        invalidate();
    }
    protected void onFocus(int direction) {
        super.onFocus(direction);
        isFocus = true;
        img =  bitmap2;
        invalidate();
    }
    public void paint(Graphics g){
        g.drawBitmap((this.getWidth()-img.getWidth())/2,(this.getHeight()-img.getHeight())/2,img.getWidth(),img.getHeight(),img,0,0);
    }
    protected void layout(int w, int h){
        setExtent(20,20);
    }
    protected void drawFocus(Graphics graphics, boolean on) {
    }
} 

class BorderedLabel extends LabelField {
    int width,height,color;
    private String text;
    private Font font;
    public BorderedLabel(String text, long style,int TextColor) {
        super(text, style);
        SetFont(Font.PLAIN,18);
        this.color = TextColor;
        this.text = text;
    }
    public void SetText(String text){
        this.text = text;
        invalidate();
    }
    public void paint(Graphics g) {
        width = this.getWidth();
        height = this.getHeight();
        if(isFocus()){
            g.setColor(Color.YELLOW);
            g.fillRect(0,0,width,height);
            g.setColor(Color.BLACK);
        }else {
            g.setColor(color);
        }
        g.drawText(text, (getWidth() - font.getAdvance(text))/2, (getHeight() - font.getHeight())/2);
    } 

    protected void onFocus(int direction) {
        super.onFocus(direction);
        invalidate();
    } 

    protected void onUnfocus() {
        super.onUnfocus();
        invalidate();
    } 

    private void SetFont(int font_style, int font_size) {
        font = Font.getDefault().derive(font_style,font_size);
        this.setFont(font);
    }
    protected boolean navigationClick(int status, int time) {
        fieldChangeNotify(0);
        return true;
    }
}

class VerticalSpacer extends Field {
    // Only for VerticalFieldManagers
    private int _height;
    private int _width;
    public VerticalSpacer(int height, int width) {
        super(Field.NON_FOCUSABLE);
        _height = height;
        _width = width;
    }
    public void layout(int width, int hieght) {
        setExtent(_width, _height);
    }
    public void paint(Graphics g) {
    }
}

I think you have the right to TableLayoutManager? If this isn't the case, then search the forum and you will get. Which I used here.

call this class-

SimpleDateFormat formatter = new SimpleDateFormat("yyyy-MM-dd");

You can use any format here (above)

CalendarPopup dd = new CalendarPopup (date)

UiApplication.getUiApplication () .pushModalScreen (dd);
{if (!) CDI IsClosed())}
Date selectedDate = dd.getSelectedDate ();
String DateStrValue = formatter.format (selectedDate) m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ();
textbox.setText ((DateStrValue) formatter.format m:System.NET.SocketAddress.ToString ());
}

TextBox is the lable field or anything like that

Deactivation of tabular date picker icon

Hi all
I have a manual tabular presentation with the following region source:
Select
EmpNo | apex_item. Hidden (1, empno) as empno,.
apex_item. Text (3, ename) as ename,
apex_item.select_list_from_lov (4, deptno, 'DEPT_LOV', 'onchange = "test (this)" ') as deptno,.
apex_item.date_popup2(5, HireDate) as hiredate,
apex_item. Text (6, sal) as sal,
apex_item. Text (7, comm) as Comm.,
apex_item. Text (8, emp_comment) as emp_comment
Of
EMP
Here's the function I call you:
function test (pThis) {}
get the index of line curren on changes
var currIndex = $('select[name="'+pThis.name+'"]').index (pThis);
check the current value of points (return value of lov)
20 = RESEARCH Department
If (pThis.value == '20') {}
If true, change the value of column f02
$('select[name="f04"]') [currIndex] .value = "20";
Disable hiredate
$('input[name="f05"]') [currIndex] .readOnly = true;
disable the date picker icon
$('#f05_'+currIndex).next('button.ui-datepicker-trigger') .removeClass ('apex_disabled').unbind('click');
}
}
It makes the column hiredate read-only as expected but I'm still able to change the date by clicking the calendar icon.
Is it possible to disable or hide the calendar icon?
I'm using the Oracle 11 g with apex 5.
Thank you
Zkay

I created a new function named test2

and the name of the HIREDATE column

hope that helps

Help with Date Picker months classic display in 4.2.5.00.08

Version: 4.2.5.00.08
Topic: business 3
Hello
I have two selectors classical fields of dates that represent a Date "from" and "to this day".
When you click on the calendar icon and change the month in the select list on the "Date from" and selecting a date, and then by opening the 'to Date' by clicking on the icon of the month calendar is displayed corresponds to the current month (sysdate) in the Select list.
Demand for the user must have the month in the match of the calendar 'To Date' the month selected on the calendar "Date from" when you click on the calendar icon on "Date to the.
Since this announcement, the current month is September. If the month is changed in October and a date is selected in the 'Date' then I click on the 'To Date' calendar icon the month displayed in the list select should be October not September.
How can this be achieved?
Thank you
Joe

Joe R wrote:

Version: 4.2.5.00.08

Topic: business 3

I have two selectors classical fields of dates that represent a Date "from" and "to this day".

The two dates selectors 'Business' and classic theme 3 are well beyond their expiration date. A modernization program for this app would be a very good idea...

When you click on the calendar icon and change the month in the select list on the "Date from" and selecting a date, and then by opening the 'to Date' by clicking on the icon of the month calendar is displayed corresponds to the current month (sysdate) in the Select list.

Demand for the user must have the month in the match of the calendar 'To Date' the month selected on the calendar "Date from" when you click on the calendar icon on "Date to the.

Since this announcement, the current month is September. If the month is changed in October and a date is selected in the 'Date' then I click on the 'To Date' calendar icon the month displayed in the list select should be October not September.

How can this be achieved?

It can be done with dynamic action of executing JavaScript Code. I'd like to think that there is a better way to do it than that, which basically extract the picker of the year and month, then rewrites the JS code that triggers the date picker To use them as parameters month and year.

Dynamic action

Event: Mouse enter

Selection type: jQuery Selector

jQuery Selector: #P1_TO_IMG

Real Actions

Action: Run the JavaScript Code

Fire on Page load: NO.

Code:
```
var from, d, y, m, button, href, js, p;

from = $v('P1_FROM');

if (from) {
  d = new Date(from);
  y = d.getUTCFullYear().toString();
  m = (d.getUTCMonth() + 1).toString();

  button = $('#P1_TO_fieldset.datepicker a');
  href = button.attr('href');
  js = href.match(/^(javascript:void$\$p_DatePicker\()(.+)($\);$)/);
  p = js[2].split(',');

  p[8]  = "'" + y + "'";
  p[13] = "'" + ((m.length === 1) ? "0" + m : m) + "'";

  href = js[1].concat(p.join(), js[3]);
  console.log(href);
  button.attr('href', href);
}
```
Replace P1_FROM and P1_TO with the names of your items as needed.

Adobe Muse team: Please add Date Picker shape to Muse Widgets

Adobe Muse team: Please add Date Picker shape to Muse Widgets. WE NEED IT A LOT!

Thanks for your suggestion. We will inform the team of your requests.

date picker, hidden behind the interactive report header

We are experiencing a problem where, when displaying, a date picker is hidden behind the fixed headers for an interactive report. During the initial inspection, it seems apparent to the z index of the interactive compared to the report header date picker... Has anyone else seen elsewhere?
Thank you!
Dan

Hi DanGillis,

DanGillis wrote:

We are experiencing a problem where, when displaying, a date picker is hidden behind the fixed headers for an interactive report. During the initial inspection, it seems apparent to the z index of the interactive compared to the report header date picker... Has anyone else seen elsewhere?

Yes. There is a bug in 5 APEX.

Modify your interactive report-> report attributes-> position-> value 'None '.

Reference: Datepicker dates behind the report header when you try to pick a date

Kind regards

Kiran

Generate report with a date picker. Help, please

Hello
I'm building an interactive report which should display the records corresponding to the date picker.
I'm going to pull a report emp_name and LOAD_DT. LOAD_DT is a date column from table1.
Select "emp_name," LOAD_DT from table1
where LOAD_DT =: P44_PICK_A_DATE;
I chose article page to submit P44_PICK_A_DATE
When I choose a date, he gives no error data
Help, please.
Thank you
KJ

Bind variable in the APEX will behave as strings. I normally apply TO_DATE(:P1_MY_DATE) without the date format and rely on application session formats / align.

In your case, it would be more efficient to

where load_date = to_date(:P44_PICK_A_DATE)

unless you do something specific with date formats, then you would be just details the to_date

Keep in mind, this also applies to the numbers, it would be more explicit

where id = to_number(:P1_ID)

Which is related to why there is a function v() and nv().

IR: Days subtracting date picker

I am currently working on an interactive report where the user will choose a date with a date picker, and the report will return data of the time slot of 7 days before. To do this, I created a date picker, P1_Date and then used sql as: creation_date between; P1_Date - 7 and; P1_Date. However this throws an error when trying to apply the changes to the report: ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected DATE got the NUMBER.
A way around this, anyone know how to subtract days from an object date?

1018723 wrote:

Please update your forum profile with a real handle instead of '1018723 '.

I am currently working on an interactive report where the user will choose a date with a date picker, and the report will return data of the time slot of 7 days before. To do this, I created a date picker, P1_Date and then used sql as: creation_date between; P1_Date - 7 and; P1_Date. However this throws an error when trying to apply the changes to the report: ORA-00932: inconsistent data types: expected DATE got the NUMBER.

A way around this, anyone know how to subtract days from an object date?

APEX are "you typed": all the values of page element and application are strings of VARCHAR2. Therefore, when the articles containing the number, date, brute, or other values are used string must be converted explicitly to the required type. Change the expressions/predicates in your query to explicitly convert dates using TO_DATE APEX element values and the format used in your items date mask:

creation_date between to_date(:p1_date, 'dd/mm/yyyy') - 7 and to_date(:p1_date, 'dd/mm/yyyy')

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