datefield

I was using a calendar control for entry of date in a classic-ASP application. But calendar control is not keyboard friendly and take more time for data entry. So later I added a simple text box with date validation. It works fine. However, the user need to put the date separator also. I wish to put a date entry field that comes with a pre-configured date format and separator, so that the user simply type on the numbers and the field cause a validation as well. How can I achieve this? Dee Just use jQuery/javascript to mask the date text field. It will automatically format the date as the user

I am working with PostgreSQL database and timestamp columns have class java.sql.Timestamp. Even if this class extends java.util.Date, when I edit PopupDateFiels, I obtain error Unable to convert value of type java.util.Date to model type class java.sql.Timestamp. No converter is set and the types are not compatible. Default converter factory is unable to work properly. I tried to write dateField.setConverter(new DateToSqlDateConverter()); or dateField.setConverter(StringToDateConverter.class); with the same result. By clicking on a day in calendar, I can see valid date and time in european

I am trying to validate a User Profiling form in django and I can't. It seems that there is something wrong with forms.dateField(). It does not validate (ie. is_valid() return false) this is my forms dateField entry: date_of_birth = forms.DateField(label=u'date of birth', input_formats='%d/%m/%Y', required=False, widget=forms.DateInput(format = '%d/%m/%Y')) I noticed that request.POST.get('date_of_birth', '') returns the correct date (ie. the date I have typed in the html form field). I also noticed that in this function: def clean_date_of_birth(self): date = self.cleaned_data['date_of_birth']

I've got a django model which contains, among other things, a DateField() attribute: class Table(): date = models.DateField() value = models.FloatField() I'm writing a view that groups this data by week, month Quarter and year. I've hardcoded a calculation that gets my monthly value simply enough - by adding up all the values in that month and deviding by how many entries there were - but I feel like there must be a more elegant way of doing this. What I'm aiming for is something like this: get_monthly(Table.objects.all()) >>> [123, 412, 123, 534, 234, 423, 312, 412, 123, 534, 234, 423] get