TV date without time

225 Posts

lolotlm Reply #1, 15 years, 10 months ago

Hi,

it’s possible use a TV date without time on modx revo 2.0.5

i try this :

$this->xpdo->lexicon->load('tv_widget');

$v = $value;
if ($v != '' && $v != '0' && $v != '0000-00-00') {
    $v = strftime('%Y-%m-%d',strtotime($v));
}
$this->set('value',$v);

return $this->xpdo->smarty->fetch('element/tv/renders/input/dateSSHeure.tpl');

and with

MODx.load({
{/literal}
    xtype: 'xdatetime'
    ,applyTo: 'tv{$tv->id}'
    ,width: '97%'
    ,name: 'tv{$tv->id}'
    ,dateFormat: MODx.config.manager_date_format
    ,dateWidth: 120
    ,allowBlank: true
    ,value: '{$tv->value}'
{literal}
    ,listeners: { 'change': { fn:MODx.fireResourceFormChange, scope:this}}
});

but not work.

if i change xtype with : xtype: ’xdate’

idem, not work

Thanks for your Help.

Laurent

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splittingred Reply #2, 15 years, 10 months ago

Use ’datefield’, not ’xdate’.

shaun mccormick | bigcommerce mgr of software engineering, former modx co-architect | github | splittingred.com

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lolotlm Reply #3, 15 years, 10 months ago

thanks a lot Shaun.

I wish you a good day.

Laurent

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lolotlm Reply #4, 15 years, 10 months ago

i try with date but no work

i search on google and found :

datefield

but no work well,
the calendar appears in the top left of the window, not next to the fields and the value does not appear in the input

have you an example ?

below my code :

<input id="tv{$tv->id}" type="hidden" class="datefield"
	value="{$tv->value}" name="tv{$tv->id}"
	onblur="MODx.fireResourceFormChange();"/>

<script type="text/javascript">
// <![CDATA[
{literal}
MODx.load({
{/literal}
    xtype: 'datefield'
    ,applyTo: 'tv{$tv->id}'
    ,width: '97%'
    ,name: 'tv{$tv->id}'
    ,dateFormat: MODx.config.manager_date_format
    ,dateWidth: 120
    ,allowBlank: true
    ,value: '{$tv->value}'
{literal}
    ,listeners: { 'change': { fn:MODx.fireResourceFormChange, scope:this}}
});
{/literal}
// ]]>
</script>

<?php
/**
 * @package modx
 * @subpackage processors.element.tv.renders.mgr.input
 */
$this->xpdo->lexicon->load('tv_widget');

$v = $value;
if ($v != '' && $v != '0' && $v != '0000-00-00') {
    $v = strftime('%Y-%m-%d',strtotime($v));
}
$this->set('value',$v);

return $this->xpdo->smarty->fetch('element/tv/renders/input/dateSSHeure.tpl');

i attach a printscreen.

Laurent

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BobRay Reply #5, 15 years, 10 months ago

Laurent, Maybe I’m misunderstanding your code, but it looks like you might be confused getting and setting TV values. My apologies if this is off the mark. When you have a TV object in code, simply getting and setting its value deals only with the *default* value of the TV.

To get or set the value of the TV for a specific document, you need to specify the resource ID of the resource you want to set it for. So, to get or set the value for the current resource :

$id = $modx->resource->get('id');

$val = $tv->getValue($id) // get raw content (a Unix timestamp in this case)
$val = $tv->renderOutput($id) // get processed content (a datestring in this case)

$tv->setValue($id,'someNewValue');

I can’t remember if the value in the last line would be a timestamp or a date string (or if it will accept either).

I think one option for you would be to get the date string with renderOutput(), and just strip off the time with:

$date = substr($date,0,10);

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