uidatepicker

I have dataPicker in my app implemented. But it only shows month,day,hour. How could I able to add year in the date picker. Any idea? Robert Harvey datePicker.datePickerMode = UIDatePickerModeDate; UIDatePickerModeDate The date picker displays months, days of the month, and years. The exact order of these items depends on the locale setting. An example of this mode is [ November | 15 | 2007 ]. Available in iOS 2.0 and later. Declared in UIDatePicker.h. http://developer.apple.com/library/ios/#documentation/uikit/reference/UIDatePicker_Class/Reference/UIDatePicker.html Also you can change from

I am building an iOS app.I am using storyboards to build the screens and i have made a form which contain some fields like Name,Date,min and max. I am facing an problem that is not able to implement date picker on button click and when user select the date,date picker hide,want to display selected date in a label. I googled but could not find a good tutorial or library. I want to show only days and date in picker. iosDev -(IBAction)datePickerBtnAction:(id)sender { datePicker =[[UIDatePicker alloc]initWithFrame:CGRectMake(0, 0,10, 50)]; datePicker.datePickerMode=UIDatePickerModeDate; datePicker

I have the following scenario: In my masterpage I have: $(".datepicker").datepicker({ changeYear: true, changeMonth: true, dateFormat: "dd/mm/yy", duration: 'fast' }); With this, every input field that I assign the class "datepicker" to, shows the jquery UI datepicker when clicked. Now I have a datepicker on a page that should have its "onSelect" event handled. What would be the way considered best practise to do this. Options I see: give that 1 datepicker another class, like datepickerWithSelectEvent. What I dont like about this solution is that I get duplicate code for initializing the

I've got a UIDatePicker in Time mode with an interval of 15 minutes. Let's say it's 7:22PM. The value that the date picker shows per default is the current time rounded to the next higher/lower value, in this case, it's 7:15PM. If the user interacts with the date picker, the value that's shown is also the value returned. However if there hasn't been any user interaction and I get the time with [UIDatePicker date] the return value is the exact current time, i.e. 7:22 to stick with the example. Is there any way to always get the value that's actually shown on the date picker instead of the

I noticed that there is no delegate to observe changes in UIDatePicker. Is there a way to detect when a change is made in the picker without confirming anything, like the moment it spins and lands on a new number I want to be able to detect that. I thought about key value observing, but I don't think there's a property that changes on the spot Go to IB and drag from the UIDatePicker to your .h file. Then select Handle this however you want in your .m file; XCode will add the method below for you. You need to add to your UIDatePicker the UIControlEventValueChanged event to handle date changes:

The following code displays an odd behavior under iOS 4.3 (maybe others version too). In this example, a UIDatePicker whose date is set to 4 Aug 2011 2:31 PM is displayed. The UILabel below the UIDatePicker displays the date for reference. The three UIButtons below, labeled 1, 5, 10 set the minuteInterval on the UIDatePicker . Tapping 1 - shows the selected date in the UIDatePicker to be 4 Aug 2011 2:31 PM , and the minute interval is 1, which is to be expected. Tapping 5 - shows the selected date in the UIDatePicker to be 4 Aug 2011 2:35 PM , and the minute interval is 5, which is to be

I have a nice clean UI within a table view which has a few text fields for the user to fill out. One of the fields is for the user's birthday. I'd like to have it so that when the user selects the birthday field, a view containing a UIDatePicker would come up as, just like the different keyboards do when selecting a text field. Can this be done? I would have to prevent the text field from being the first responder (to avoid having the keyboard come up) and I would have to animate the view sliding up if no keyboard was showing before. Would presenting the view modally be an option? If so how

I have a custom UINavigationController that supports auto-rotate. I also have a UIDatePicker on one of my views that I throw onto the stack of the Navigation controller. The auto-rotate works if I start the date picker view in portrait and then rotate it. If I try load the date picker view in landscape to begin with, the view is all messed up. It looks like it would if it didn't support rotation and the frame only has about half of the picker visible and off center. I've tried making my own date picker that supports auto-rotate in case that was the problem, I've tried creating two different