on 10-27-2008 5:24 PM
Dear Experts,
I am creating a Java Web Dynpro page that contains a DateNavigator.
However, I don't want to display the detailed week days information such as Monday, Tuesday, ... etc. I only want to display the title like the following: < October 2007 >
if I click on <, the time goes to September 2007....
If I click on >, the date goes to November 2007....
What kind of element should I choose?
Thanks,
AnnaS.
Hi Anna,
Create a context attribute of type date and bind this to an input field at runtime you will be able to see that matches your requirement.
Steps
1) Create a context attribute of type Date
2) Create a InputField as part of your view.
3) bind the attribute to the value property of the inputfield
4) Save and run your application.
Regards
Ayyapparaj
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Thanks for your inputs.
Binding a date attribute doesn't work as a title of Calendar. I want to move the calendar one month
earlier when clicking on the arrow on the left, or one month next when clicking on the arrow on the right.
I think I can do it manually, but I need to have two arrow images. The simple way is to use the existing element
such as DateNavigator without the bottom part.
Thanks,
AnnaS
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Hi Anna,
When you use DateNavigator it has two default Navigation buttion left and reight Navigation button, when you click on it display privous and next month.
But i'm not sure that you can override the defualt behaiour of DateNavigator.
For more you set Accessibility of a Web Dynpro Application
http://help.sap.com/saphelp_erp2005/helpdata/en/19/e64941bfb4de2be10000000a1550b0/frameset.htm
Thanks
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