Icefaces datetimeentry starting year as 00 instead 20 when i enter two digit year
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I’m using icefaces datetimeentry, everything works fine except one thing. When I enter two digit year like 19, it is showing as 0019 instead of 2019. Is there any help to convert it to 2019?
Do I need any converter or ajax call?
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Kukeltje
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I’m using icefaces datetimeentry, everything works fine except one thing. When I enter two digit year like 19, it is showing as 0019 instead of 2019. Is there any help to convert it to 2019?
Do I need any converter or ajax call?
jsf-2 icefaces
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
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I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44
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I’m using icefaces datetimeentry, everything works fine except one thing. When I enter two digit year like 19, it is showing as 0019 instead of 2019. Is there any help to convert it to 2019?
Do I need any converter or ajax call?
jsf-2 icefaces
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
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I’m using icefaces datetimeentry, everything works fine except one thing. When I enter two digit year like 19, it is showing as 0019 instead of 2019. Is there any help to convert it to 2019?
Do I need any converter or ajax call?
jsf-2 icefaces
jsf-2 icefaces
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
12
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
12
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
edited Jan 19 at 12:16
Kukeltje
8,88941438
8,88941438
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
12
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
12
asked Jan 17 at 17:44
Javauser007Javauser007
12
12
I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44
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I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44
I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44
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I think this is an issue that your loginc needs to handle. How can the software application 19 means 2019 or 1919 or 19 without some decision within the application.
– Dragonthoughts
Jan 17 at 18:42
Thanks for the reply dragonthought. So do I need a converter or an ajax call? I want this to be updated dynamically in calendar field. Could you please throw some light or code snippet.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 1:53
Is there any ajax call or converter can help me here? User wants to see the converted value in calendar text box. So may be listener can help. Not sure which one to go ahead and code snippet really helps. Thanks in advance.
– Javauser007
Jan 18 at 12:44