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1. Re: Small remark regarding rich:calendar with time field
sergeysmirnov Dec 21, 2007 6:51 PM (in response to mtaal)showApplyButton="true" is for this purpose.
Do you think that an end user will select time first and only then pick the date? -
2. Re: Small remark regarding rich:calendar with time field
yilmaz_ Dec 21, 2007 7:08 PM (in response to mtaal)"SergeySmirnov" wrote:
showApplyButton="true" is for this purpose.
Do you think that an end user will select time first and only then pick the date?
end user can do everything that you never imagine. :) -
3. Re: Small remark regarding rich:calendar with time field
mtaal Dec 22, 2007 6:20 AM (in response to mtaal)Hi Sergey,
Yes I know about the showApplyButton. This means that with a time field always showApplyButton=true button is required (afaics).
My remark is that if the input field is empty that no time field is shown. The time field shows up after selecting a date.
When the input field has a value then the time field is shown and the user can enter a time.
For the rest I ofcourse agree with yilmaz_. :-).
gr. Martin