I need to get the modify date of calendar event, but I can't find an appropriate field in Events table.
Thanks for any help!
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I'm using JXDatePicker for displaying and selecting Date and Time.
But I want to set the Date and Time to the current Date and time. Setting Date works, but I can't find a way to set a time, please help if someone knows this.
Right now my code looks like this:
jXDatePicker.setFormats("dd-MM-yyyy hh:mm a"); //This displays current Date and 12:00 AM always
jXDatePicker.setDate(Calendar.getInstance().getTime()); //I have tried other things as well instead of this, but nothing seems to work.
I have a form on which I want to access a date from the database and show in jDateChooser for a particular record. How do I get the date from the database table and how do I set that date in jDateChooser? The datatype on my database is date.
JDateChooser.setText(a.getValueAt(selectedRowIndex, 5).toString());
this is my code and it produces error.
First what is "a"? For the looks It seems to be a Table(?)
By JDateChooser you mean the netbeans plugin? or the JDateChooser from Toedter? or anything else?
You really should provide a mcve
If you have a JDateChooser from Toedter then you can use something like
JDateChooser.setDate(<Date_from_DB>)
With this little info I can't help you more
Date picker has a calendar that pops up when clicked on. Is it possible to only use the calendar that displays? If so how?
I just want to display a calendar that shows info for each date. I'm pretty new to JAVA FX.
EDIT: I kinda want something like a "CalendarView". Where I can edit content etc.
I would like to display a calendar, onto which I would click a text field from which I would choose a date.
After the date is chosen, I would like it - the date - to be inserted again back to this text field where I chose the date from.
Can you help me guys!!
I would like to use JXDatePicker for the calendar.
How to focus the calender after selecting the date from calender..
I am selecting the date and calender is also closing but after that focus is missing.
Please help me on this issue..
Regards
Sk
It seriously depends on the calendar implementation you use.
If the calendar is drown by Java tag try to seek the onchange attribute and set it to:
document.getElementById('calendarFieldId').focus();