Rick Flower wrote:
> I just started using the dateInput "widget" (or whatever you call
> it).. It currently returns a string such as "February 17, 2007", but I
> am wondering if it can be configured to return something else such as
> a Date object or perhaps a timestamp.. I guess in the meantime I could
> parse the returned string and call the "newDay:month:year" object
> creation routine for the Date object to get back a date stamp or
> timestamp... Comments?
Nevermind.. I just noticed that the date returned is actually a
Seaside.Date object that just happens to look like a string.. I as able
to cast it back to a timestamp using "asTimeStamp" without problems..
Sorry..
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