I Have 2 datepicker (checkin and checkout date). When the user select the first date, my script open automatically the second datepicker, through
$("#checkout").datepicker('show');
ok.
My problem is that in this second calendar, when the user click on right arrow to change the month, the calendar is closed (1 second) and re-opened. So, the user must click twice for change month.
How I can solve it?
Thanks!
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The title says it all: I have a JavaFX DatePicker and am looking for a way to add a button which, upon a click to it, goes to the current date or at least the current month.
Is there a way to do this?
BTW, I'd like to have this button inside the DatePicker, maybe above the month calendar.
Do I have to modify the skin?
I believe this would work for you
datePicker.setValue(LocalDate.now());
Inside the button action function you can add this code to set the datepicker to the local date
I want to show the date of the data source refresh but I did not find any Tableau function that can help me.
Do you know?
Thanks.
Yes, it can be done. Here are the steps (found here):
Option 1: Add the time stamp to the top of the view
Open the workbook that contains the dashboard in Tableau Desktop, and then navigate to the sheet for which you want to display the time of the last data refresh.
Select Worksheet > Show Title.
Double-click the title.
In the Edit Title dialog box, select Insert > Data Update Time, and then click OK.
Add any field to the filter shelf and leave all selections blank and click OK.
Save the modifications.
Add sheet to dashboard.
Option 2: Add the time stamp to the bottom of the view
Open the workbook that contains the dashboard in Tableau Desktop, and then navigate to the sheet for which you want to display the time of the last data refresh.
Select Worksheet > Show Caption.
Double-click the caption.
In the Edit Caption dialog box, select Insert > Data Update Time, and then click OK.
Add any field to the filter shelf and leave all selections blank and click OK.
Save the modifications.
Add sheet to dashboard.
8 . Right click the sheet and select Caption to show the update time.
These sheets can be sized in the dashboard to take up as much or as little space as necessary. They can also be set up as floating objects so that they do not resize the other sheets in the view.
The easiest way is to:
double click on Title (on the Sheet)
click the Insert button
click Data Update Time
I am looking for a way to perform some actions when the user taps the accept/checkmark button in the DatePicker control also when the user does not change the date, i.e. this should be different from canceling out of the DatePicker by tapping the back or cancel button. Is there a way to add an event handler to this button?
Background: to help the user selecting a recent date (and avoid excessive scrolling), the DatePicker is set to today's date. The user should be able to
select another date and tap the accept button -> date is saved (this I can handle in the DateChanged event) -> OK (sort of)
cancel by tapping the back or cancel button -> assumed the user does not want to set a date, and no action to save (no event handler needed) -> OK
select the suggested date (today) by tapping the accept button -> date is supposed to be saved but DateChanged does not fire and there is no event for the accept button tapped.
Given the initial answer below I should perhaps emphasize that this is not about getting the date value from the control but about knowing if the user has tapped the accept/checkmark button or canceled the selection. What I'm looking for is a way to customize the DatePicker control so that allows me to capture that event.
This is normal behavior, the DateChanged event is fired only when the date actually change.
Of course you still have a way to have the selected date. Give a name to your DatePicker element:
<DatePicker Name="DatePick" Height="47" Width="323"/>
Then you can get the date by looking at the Date property:
DateTimeOffset selectedDate = DatePick.Date;
Those 2 buttons (done / cancel) are just there to validate the changes made in this UI:
Done : change the value of the Date in the DatePicker element, if the date was changed the DateChanged event is fired, if not then nothing happen.
Cancel (or backbutton) : cancel the date selection, the Date property of the DatePicker element stay the same even if you changed the selected date in the DatePicker.
If you want to know if the user accepted the date you show him, don't use the buttons in the DatePicker UI but add two buttons on your own page, the buttons in the DatePicker UI are just to validate or cancel a change you made to the date.
In LightSwitch, my experience has been that a date picker will show the most recent date viewed for a particular field when a null date is viewed.
For instance:
1 I view a Contract Offer Date that is set to '5/1/2012' on one detail page of a List and Details screen.
2. Then I go to another page where the Contract Offer Date is null
3. If I bring up the datepicker, it will start out with '5/1/2012' selected.
Is there any way to change this behavior so if the date is null the datepicker will open with the current date selected?
Thanks for your help.
I have a GWT datepicker and I am trying to make this accessible from the keyboard. I am having difficulty in exposing the actual date elements in the calendar and I was wondering if anyone has had any luck with this? All I want really is to be able to tab into the different dates in the calendar.
Thanks in advance
Strangely. If you launch - http://gwt.google.com/samples/Showcase/Showcase.html#!CwDatePicker
Tab Click 1 - ?
Tab Click 2 - GWT Homepage
Tab Click 3 - More Examples
Tab Click 4 - Country/I18N seleciton
Tab Click 5 and Click Enter key - Month Change on Datepicker
Tab Click 6 and Click Enter key - Date 1 gets selected for current month
Tab Click 7 and Click Enter key - Date 2 gets selected for current month
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The keyboard support with tabindex seems to work with embedded DatePicker!!! Tested it on FireFox and Chrome. It seems only cell highlighting needs to be done to improve User Interaction!!!!!!!!!
Sadly this is not feasible with Tabpanel or Datebox's popup Datepicker ( hides on tab click ).
GWT had some interesting ideas on it # http://code.google.com/p/google-web-toolkit-incubator/wiki/accessibility
It has now got a broader scope # Dev Guide on Accessibility
However, the new scope on accessibility does not list/mention out datepicker or keyboard access.