ROCLASI wrote:Hi Marco,
Please also make a case in the Servoy support database:
http://www.servoy.com/s
Robert Huber wrote:Hi
I tried to use the Edit date format property. When I enter a format, let's say dd.MM.yyyy in Display Format AND Edit Format and apply the checkbox "Use as mask" and enter a dot (.) the Edit Format gets lost.
In the field only .......... are displayed, as the edit format got lost.
jcompagner wrote:Robert Huber wrote:Hi
I tried to use the Edit date format property. When I enter a format, let's say dd.MM.yyyy in Display Format AND Edit Format and apply the checkbox "Use as mask" and enter a dot (.) the Edit Format gets lost.
In the field only .......... are displayed, as the edit format got lost.
currently if you use a mask then you cant have edit and display formats, thats not supported.
With a mask you can only have one format that is both display and format at the same time.
In the dialog of the date format property you should also see this, because when you select the mask you will see that the edit format text box will be disabled (and the place holder enabled)
Robert Huber wrote:Ok, the date mask would be a fine thing, but I would like to show a date like it is used for german speaking countries, like 15.01.2010. I have to enter in the Display format field: dd.MM.yyyy of Servoy's Edit date format property form. I would like to show to the user a format like tt.mm.jjjj (for Tag, Monat, Jahr). I can't do that, because the format needs to be in the english version of dd.MM.yyyy, but then this format is NOT i18n aware. So the user get's to see dd.MM.yyyy in the field (see attached file) but would like to see tt.mm.jjjj. So the only solution would be make the format either i18n aware or may be you have another idea how to accomplish that?
Robert Huber wrote:PS: You would make your german speaking customers make happy if you'd offer a format in the Display Format combobox of dd.MM.yyyy![]()
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