FilterTable Date range chooser does not show

Flow
1

Hi Tepi

I really enjoy FilterTable at the time, thanks for that work!
There is just one issue left:

[list]

[*]
The Date range chooser for Date columns does not show.

[/list]Maybe this bug is already known, I found no list of known bugs …

To reproduce:

[list]

[]
I used the FilterTableDemoUI sources from https://raw.github.com/tepi/FilteringTable/master/src/org/tepi/filtertable/demo/
[]
I click on the Date column filter field

[/list]Result was: nothing happens
Expected was: Date range chooser opens to let enter filters

I use Vaadin 7.0.0, and your newest FilteringTable 0.8.1.v7

As web browser I use Google Chrome 25.0
Tried this also in Firefox 19.0 and IE-9, does not work anywhere.

2

Hi,

please try out the demo application
here
. It’s based on the latest 0.8.1.v7 version, and at least there the date filter popup works for me in all browsers, including Chrome 25.0.

If the demo app does not work for you, try to add the debug parameter to the url and see if there are any error messages logged. If the demo app works, please post your own code so we could figure out what’s the difference. Also see the debug window in your own app to see if there’s any errors logged.

You’re right - there’s currently no known bugs for the FilteringTable since I’ve had some time to work through the back log of issues lately, so effectively every bug is a new one (or a regression, of course). You can report the issues in the
GitHub issues page
.

-tepi

3

Ok, your
demo
works!

Maybe my CLASSPATH is not clean, I’ll be back.

4

Ok, the WidgetSet had to be recompiled.
Seems that my “mvn clean” does not do such …

All right with FilterTable, thanks a lot !

5

Ok, good that your issue was solved. When using maven, running ‘mvn clean’ should cause the widgetset to be compiled on the next run of ‘mvn install’. If this is not the case, you can just use ‘mvn vaadin:compile’ to manually recompile the widgetset. There’s more info
in the book
 if needed.

-tepi

6

You can also try if “mvn vaadin:clean” helps in those cases - it should remove some of the GWT artifacts (including the widgetset) if “mvn clean” leaves something behind.