Basic Date Picker Forums

i bumped into a possible bug with bdplite.  when i enter numberic with 0 prefix like for example 01 Jan 2006 for a "dd MMM yyyy" date format, somehow the client side validation was not able to parse it successfully and synch it with the dropdown calendar control, this happens for all possible inter inputs with preceding 0 as digit.

still no reply even acknowledgement of the said bug?

Hi jokiz,

We totally apologize for the delay in responding to your forum post. For some reason we were not automatically notified via email of the post. We're running a few tests to confirm the forums are working properly. Sorry.

This 'leading zero' defect was fixed with the v1.2 release. The best way to get the fix is to upgrade to the v1.2 release. See http://basicdatepicker.com/download/downloadproduct.aspx

If you are upgrading from v1.1 to v1.2, please note that we have revised a few properties. The following lists the most common breaking changes. See

DateFormat was changed from a Enum to a String. Example:
[v1.1]
this.BDPLite1.DateFormat = BasicFrame.WebControls.DateFormat.ShortDate;

[v1.2]
this.BDPLite1.DateFormat = "d";
// d is the Standard DateTime Format Specifier for ShortDate
// DateFormat options for BDPLite include:
// "d" = ShortDate
// "D" = LongDate
// "d-MMM-yyyy" = Default

We have added a ResourcePath property to BDPLite and the full verstion BasicDatePicker. The ResourcePath property allows you to place the required external resource files (images, css) into a custom file location.

A common use of the ResourcePath property is to add a Tilde (~) to the start and then drag a copy of your /aspnet_client/ directory into your project. Adding the Tilde will point the files to your Application Root instead of your Virtual Root.

Hope this helps.

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Thanks,
Geoffrey McGill - Product Manager
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Coolite Inc. - ASP.NET WebControls.
Email: support [at] coolite [dot] com
Phone: +1(888)775-5888

great, thanks!