Automatically fill standard datetimepicker pt_BR

[robinhodemorais]

I realized that by default in the unidatetimepicker when you type the day it completes with the month and current year, when you type the day and month it fills the year, this without having to inform the bar, however for the brazil pattern when you type the day and month it does not fill in correctly, for example, if you type 0806 and type tab, it fills 08/06/2020, how do I make it fill correctly according to the Brazilian standard?

DateFormat is configured this way: dd / MM / yyyy

[Sherzod]

2 hours ago, robinhodemorais said:

I realized that by default in the unidatetimepicker when you type the day it completes with the month and current year, when you type the day and month it fills the year, this without having to inform the bar, however for the brazil pattern when you type the day and month it does not fill in correctly, for example, if you type 0806 and type tab, it fills 08/06/2020, how do I make it fill correctly according to the Brazilian standard?

Hello,

This post may help you:

 

[robinhodemorais]

perfect, I made some adjustments according to my standard and it worked correctly ...

function beforeInit(sender, config)
{
  config.altFormats="dmY|d/m/Y|j/n/Y|j/n/y|j/m/y|d/m/y|j/m/Y|d/n/Y|d-m-y|d-m-Y|d/m|d-m|dm|dmy|dmY|d|d-m-Y|j-n|j/n";
}

however, I have to do this for each datetimepicker I have on the system, can I do it in a way that replicates for everyone?

[Sherzod]

4 minutes ago, robinhodemorais said:

however, I have to do this for each datetimepicker I have on the system, can I do it in a way that replicates for everyone?

I will check.

[robinhodemorais]

1 hour ago, Sherzod said:

I will check.

thank you, it will be very useful

[picyka]

1 hour ago, robinhodemorais said:

perfect, I made some adjustments according to my standard and it worked correctly ...

function beforeInit(sender, config)
{
  config.altFormats="dmY|d/m/Y|j/n/Y|j/n/y|j/m/y|d/m/y|j/m/Y|d/n/Y|d-m-y|d-m-Y|d/m|d-m|dm|dmy|dmY|d|d-m-Y|j-n|j/n";
}

however, I have to do this for each datetimepicker I have on the system, can I do it in a way that replicates for everyone?

+1

[Sherzod]

32 minutes ago, robinhodemorais said:

thank you, it will be very useful

You can try to use this approach, by changing the value to the required.

 

[robinhodemorais]

16 minutes ago, Sherzod said:

You can try to use this approach, by changing the value to the required.

 

perfect thank you.

MainForm.Script:

Ext.form.field.Date.prototype.altFormats="dmY|d/m/Y|j/n/Y|j/n/y|j/m/y|d/m/y|j/m/Y|d/n/Y|d-m-y|d-m-Y|d/m|d-m|dm|dmy|dmY|d|d-m-Y|j-n|j/n";

 

[picyka]

As far as I remember this was already resolved, but with version 39 it came back

  // CONFIGURING REGIONAL CONFIGURATIONS
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.ThousandSeparator: = '.';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.DecimalSeparator: = ',';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.CurrencyDecimals: = 2;
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.DateSeparator: = '/';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.ShortDateFormat: = 'dd / mm / yyyy';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.LongDateFormat: = 'dd / mm / yyyy';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.TimeSeparator: = ':';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.TimeAMString: = 'AM';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.TimePMString: = 'PM';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.ShortTimeFormat: = 'hh: mm';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.LongTimeFormat: = 'hh: mm: ss';
  UniGuiApplication.PFmtSettings.CurrencyString: = 'R $';

[picyka]

http://prime.fmsoft.net/demo/desktop/mdemo.dll

 

confirmed in the official demo, just go to the DateTime menu, type
11/10 and give a tab it inverts.

[picyka]

Up.

[Sherzod]

15 hours ago, picyka said:

confirmed in the official demo, just go to the DateTime menu, type
11/10 and give a tab it inverts.

Hello,

What language should be installed on the system?
I added Portuguese Brazil, but could not reproduce.

[picyka]

1 minute ago, Sherzod said:

Olá,

Qual idioma deve ser instalado no sistema?
Adicionei o Brasil português, mas não consegui reproduzir.

pt_br

 

First I gave a CTRL + F5,
then I typed 10/11 and gave a tab, it changed to 11/10/2020