Just posted my first ever directory-worthy add-on,
TimeField
!
Please try it out, and report any bugs or missing features -_-
p.s. nice coincidence with 100 posts as well
Just posted my first ever directory-worthy add-on,
TimeField
!
Please try it out, and report any bugs or missing features -_-
p.s. nice coincidence with 100 posts as well
Sir,
I used TimeField add-on in my project . It displays in 12 hour format .While changing this format to 24 hour , it is not working
timeField_1.set24HourClock(true);
And i also need seconds part in that filed . How do i get that ?
Thank you sir.
I have a bit of difficulty testing the 24-hour issue, but please try e.g. setLocale(Locale.FRANCE). The resolution is set by setResolution(DateField.RESOLUTION_SEC) or Resolution.SECOND if your on Vaadin7. There is a bug in the current implementation, you need to call either setLocale() or set24HourClock() after you set the resolution, sorry about that Iāll update the component later this week.
Sir,
It was very helpful to me . Actually i am using Vaadin 6.8.4 version .
Thank you very much sir.
Thanks for the add-on. It is very useful. There is only one thing that I have found not working very well, the setTabIndex() method. I have tried using it but it seems to do nothing at all.
P.S.: I am using Vaadin 6.8.7
Thank you for the kind words, and the bug report. Just uploaded a new version that should fix your issue
It works! Thank you.
Thank you for the add-on. Itās quite useful to us.
I found a minor bug which occurs when using the non-24 hour format. If the hour is between 12-1 pm then the hour field will be blank. The specific problem is in TimeField.updateFields():
if (use24HourClock) {
hourSelect.setValue(val.getHours());
} else {
int h = val.getHours();
if (h == 0) {
h = 12;
} else {
h %= 12;
}
hourSelect.setValue(h);
}
TimeField:265: If h= 12 then h %= 12 is 0 and this is the value which is set - which is not correct
This should be:
if (h == 0) {
h = 12;
} else if (h != 12) {
h %= 12;
}
The block after the āfix 12:xx amā comment can be removed since it has been taken care of in the previous block.
This issue is still in the 0.7 release.
Thanks.
Where i can download the source code?
The newest release fixes the bug Mark pointed out (thanks for that!) and a bug in setReadOnly (thanks to Flavio Santos). I also added a link to the source code;
https://code.google.com/p/vaadin-time-field/source/checkout
Hi Thomas,
I have a TimeField and want to bind it to a Timestamp Bean variable with the BeanFieldGroup.
But I get the Error:
Caused by: com.vaadin.data.fieldgroup.FieldGroup$BindException: Unable to build a field of type org.vaadin.thomas.timefield.TimeField for editing java.sql.Timestamp
at com.vaadin.data.fieldgroup.FieldGroup.build(FieldGroup.java:1067)
at com.vaadin.data.fieldgroup.FieldGroup.buildAndBind(FieldGroup.java:1039)
at de.skoda.wkalender.gui.window.TerminSubWindow.buildGridLayout(TerminSubWindow.java:145)
at de.skoda.wkalender.gui.window.TerminSubWindow.<init>(TerminSubWindow.java:62)
at de.skoda.wkalender.gui.ui.UebersichtUI.buttonClick(UebersichtUI.java:188)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke0(Native Method)
at sun.reflect.NativeMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(NativeMethodAccessorImpl.java:57)
at sun.reflect.DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.invoke(DelegatingMethodAccessorImpl.java:43)
at java.lang.reflect.Method.invoke(Method.java:601)
at com.vaadin.event.ListenerMethod.receiveEvent(ListenerMethod.java:508)
... 33 more
which Datatype the bean Variable must have that it works?
As it says in the code, the type is java.util.Date.
This Component Not Supported in Vaadin7ā¦ any Solution?
Hi,
I am using Vaadin 7.1 and just tried using Timefiled along with Datefield. Whenever I change the value of Timefield the resulting value is Jan 01 āmodified timeā 1970(example:Jan 01 10:40:00 IST 1970). I want this to reflect the date which I have selected using Datefield.
Can you please help?
-Sangeeta
Download the Timefield addon source code from the URL https://code.google.com/p/vaadin-time-field/source/checkout.
Then modify the Timefield class as you want.I attached the TimeField class for your reference.
13577.java (11.7 KB)
Is this still available in maven?
I tried to add this:
org.vaadin.addons timefield 0.9but it werent able to find thisā¦
Sorry for the late reply. That snippet works fine for me; do other addons work for you?
Added a new version with a new LocalTimeField class, if you happen to be using Java8. If you arenāt, stick with the old version.
Hi all,
I was just about to use this add-on when I realized that stock Vaadin can do the same. Vaadin 7 has its own
date field implementations
and they do in fact allow time-only input.
All what is needed is to hide the date part.
Put this in your SCSS:
// Gives possibility to show an InlineDateField with
// time-only. Just do field.addStyleName("time-only")
.time-only .v-inline-datefield-calendarpanel-header,
.time-only .v-inline-datefield-calendarpanel-body {
display: none;
}
// Gives possibility to show a PopupDateField with
// time-only. Just do field.addStyleName("time-only")
.time-only .v-datefield-calendarpanel-header,
.time-only .v-datefield-calendarpanel-body {
display: none;
}
Now, whenever you need say a
PopupDateField
with only the time all you have to do is something like this:
Field myTimeOnlyField = new PopupDateField();
myTimeOnlyField.addStyleName("time-only");
For the user this will seem to be a time-only field. The field itself will still set/get a
Date
but you can of course change that in a wrapper class so that it sets/gets say a
LocalTime
instead if that is more convenient to you. Your choice.
So there you have it: the same result with only standard Vaadin components. There may be some advantages to using the add-on, dunno. Youāll have to evaluate your options yourself.