Examples of JQueryDatePicker

fiftyfive.wicket.js.datetime.JQueryDatePicker

amfamfam.com/lab/icons/silk/">famfamfam Silk calendar icon is used as a button to show and hide the date picker.

Clicks inside the text field (i.e. giving it focus) also cause the date picker to appear automatically.

The month and year can be selected from drop-down menus.

Here’s how you might use it in practice:

add(DateTextField.forDatePattern("date", "MM/dd/yyyy") .setRequired(true) .add(new JQueryDatePicker()) );

In keeping with the fiftyfive-wicket-js design philosophy, this Java class is extremely lightweight, allowing programmatic access only to change the button image that is used by the picker. This should suffice for most simple date picker use cases. If you want a different set of date picker behavior, write a subclass and provide your own accompaning JavaScript file to peform the desired initialization. @since 2.0

        add(new Form("form")
            .add(DateTextField.forDatePattern("date",
                                              new Model<Date>(),
                                              "MM/dd/yyyy")
                .setRequired(true)
                .add(new JQueryDatePicker()))
        );
    }

Examples of fiftyfive.wicket.js.datetime.JQueryDatePicker

        add(new Form("form")
            .add(DateTextField.forDatePattern("date",
                                              new Model<Date>(),
                                              "MM/dd/yyyy")
                .setRequired(true)
                .add(new JQueryDatePicker()))
        );
    }

Examples of org.telluriumsource.module.JQueryDatePicker

    public void testShowDatePicker(){
        connectSeleniumServer();
        connectUrl("http://localhost:8088/datepicker/datepicker.html");
        useTelluriumEngine(true);
        useEngineLog(true);
        JQueryDatePicker datePicker = new JQueryDatePicker();
        datePicker.defineUi();
        datePicker.click("DatePickerInput");
        datePicker.next();
        datePicker.selectDay(20);
        String date = datePicker.getValue("DatePickerInput");
        System.out.println("Selected Date: " + date);


        datePicker.click("DatePickerInput");
        datePicker.prev();
        datePicker.selectFriday(2);
        date = datePicker.getValue("DatePickerInput");
        System.out.println("Selected Date: " + date);
        date = datePicker.getDate();
        System.out.println("Selected Month and Year: " + date);
    }

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