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DateField Resolution

Gaurav Goyal
1 decade ago Jan 17, 2010 7:26pm

I have noticed that changing datefield resolution only changes the display.

For instance if I change resolution to DAY, the actual value stored is date selected + current system time and the value returned by getValue() is upto the milisecond.

Is it possible to get only the date value without any time information from a datefield

Artur Signell
1 decade ago Jan 17, 2010 7:58pm

Gaurav Goyal: I have noticed that changing datefield resolution only changes the display.

For instance if I change resolution to DAY, the actual value stored is date selected + current system time and the value returned by getValue() is upto the milisecond.

Is it possible to get only the date value without any time information from a datefield

The value of a DateField is a java.util.Date so cast it to that and use the methods from Date to get what you want.

Romain Wilbert
1 decade ago Nov 30, 2010 3:08pm

I agree on that, when resolution is set to DAY, time should be set to zero.

I opened a Ticket for that : #6081

+3
Harsha Siriwardena
1 decade ago Jun 24, 2011 6:34am

yeah I am completely agree with Romain Wilbert.
this issue ate half a day of mine..!! :(

+1