ehtmldataselect

EHtmlDateSelect is a widget that creates date dropdowns.

This extension is a widget that creates date dropdowns. It can display any or all of year, month, and day.

Based on the Smarty function {html_select_date} http://www.smarty.net/manual/en/language.function.html.select.date.php

Documentation ¶

Requirements ¶

Yii 1.0 or above

Installation ¶

Extract the release file under protected/extensions

Usage ¶

See the following code example:

<?php $this->widget('application.extensions.EHtmlDateSelect',
                        array(
                              'time'=>$model->dateField,
                              'field_array'=>'ItemsDate',
                              'prefix'=>'',
                              'field_order'=>'DMY',
                              'start_year'=>2010,
                              'end_year'=>2012,
                             )
                       );?>

Change Log ¶

March 26, 2010 ¶

Fixed some errors

March 23, 2010 ¶

Initial release.

Total 6 comments

#6580

vasireddy at 2012/01/19 10:28am

Feb 2011 showing 31 days

Hi , Thanks for this extension . But in my test it is still showing 31 days for February month . Does it supposed to show based on the month and the year selected . Could you please advise or Am I doing some thing wrong ?

Thanks Yii Fan

#5707

bkudrle at 2011/11/04 11:21am

Matching names

Small matter, but the name of the extension does not match the name of the extension directory.

Extension directory: ehtmldatAselect

Extension name: ehtmldatEselect

(capitalization added for emphasis)

#3687

klod at 2011/04/28 05:37am

@kosenka

Very nice extention. I would recommand for next release to have:

'model' => $model, 'attribute' => 'birthdate',

instead of:

'time'=>$model->birthdate, 'field_array'=>'ItemsDate',

and a Behavour to recompose date onBeforeValidate

Nice job, thanks

#2671

danaluther at 2011/01/26 10:50am

Hook to model?

It would be very nice to see this hooked into a model and able to pull currently selected value from the model.

#2669

danaluther at 2011/01/26 10:35am

Very Handy =)

This was quite easy to implement and saves a lot of repitative 'grunt work', thanks!

#2092

thinkt4nk at 2010/11/10 11:33am

Just what the dr ordered

Cool extension... just what I needed. Thanks!

~thinkt4nk

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