AD
Administrator
Syncfusion Team
September 13, 2004 03:12 AM UTC
Hi Lobrys,
Sorry for the delay in responding. Currently it is not possible to get all the four combinations that you have listed, but I will contact the development team to request for a few changes to be made to the DateTimePicker so that this combination could be achieved. I will update you on the status of this issue at the earliest. Thank you for your patience.
Best regards,
Stephen.
>Hi!
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>I come back here, because I already have a problem with my datetimepickeradv control.
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>DateTimePickerAdv
>CustomFormat : dd/MM/yyyy
>autoforwarding=true
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>Our users have to seize dates in our applications.
>some people always use the "/", and some doesn''t....
>So I would like to permit all kind of seize!
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>in fact,
>if I enter "12/12/2004", I want 12/12/2004
>if I enter "12122004", I want 12/12/2004
>if I enter "1/2/2004", I want 12/12/2004
>if I enter "01/02/2004", I want 12/12/2004
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>with the last line, when I tape "01" the cursor goes automaticly to the month field. Then I tape "/", it goes to the year field....
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>So, How to disable the "/" in that case?
>(if the "/" is the first character taped in the field, I think)
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>Thanks for your support
>and of course, thanks for your product!!!!
>
>Bye
>lobrys
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LO
Lobrys
September 13, 2004 04:10 AM UTC
Thanks!
Just for info, and I am sure you have corrected that, my 4 lines of exemple were bugged!
What I wanted to say was :
>if I enter "12/12/2004", I want 12/12/2004
>if I enter "12122004", I want 12/12/2004
>if I enter "1/2/2004", I want 01/02/2004
>if I enter "01/02/2004", I want 01/02/2004
Thanks again!
Bye
lobrys
