I'm trying to set a default value on an inputText field that has a dateTimeHelper associated with it. The following computed default value works:
return #Today();
However, I need to set the default date value 7 days from a date that is stored as a string on a document. So I tried the following:
var date:NotesDateTime = session.createDateTime(doc.getItemValue("EffDate")[0]);
log.logEvent("date= " + date); // returns 09/01/2013
var newDate = new Date(date);
log.logEvent("newDate= " + newDate); // returns NaN
var datePlus7 = #Adjust(newDate,0,0,7,0,0,0,"[InLocalTime]");
log.logEvent("datePlus7= " + datePlus7); // returns NaN
return datePlus7;
Which does not work because datePlus7 is NaN. Any ideas are greatly appreciated.
Use method toJavaDate() of DateTime class instead of Date constructor "new Date(date)":
var newDate = date.toJavaDate()
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I can set time for timeofday type fields both UI/API.
I can set time for the time type field INITIAL TIME BUDGET as 16:55 using colon(:) separator in UI for Task.
I could not set time for that field as below using suitescript,
function load(recordType, id) {
return record.load({
type: recordType,
id: id
});
}
var recordType = "task"
var id = "123"
var objectRecord = load(recordType, id);
objectRecord.setValue("estimatedtime", "16:55");
var updatedId = objectRecord.save({});
I get this error
You have entered an Invalid Field Value 16:55 for the following field: estimatedtime
I tried the following cases,
"16:55" - Invalid Field Value
16:55 - UNEXPECTED_ERROR
16.55 - No error, but set as "estimatedtime":"16:33"
How to set time for time type field?
You need to create a Date object. For example, say you pass "13:00", you'll need to do something like:
dateStr = "13:00";
d = new Date();
dateParts = dateStr.split(":");
d.setHours(+dateParts[0]);
d.setMinutes(+dateParts[1]);
And then:
objectRecord.setValue("estimatedtime", d);
you have to set only hour value.
Format has to 24 hours.
objectRecord.setValue("estimatedtime", 23);
i need to convert date string "28/01/2018" (dd/mm/yyyy) into a Date() in qml.
i'm tried this:
var dateBoard = masterPAGEMAIN.getData();
var locale = Qt.locale()
var someDateTest = new Date()
someDateTest = Date.fromLocaleString(locale, dateBoard, "dd/MM/yyyy");
var test = someDateTest.getDate().toString();
Also saw this:
conversione from string
, but my problem is that i continue to receive a "NaN" or "Invalid Date", how to can i get Date() from string in qml ?
Thanks
The string passed to fromLocaleString must be in the expected format. Try this code:
var dateBoard = "01/31/2018"
var someDateTest = Date.fromLocaleString(Qt.locale(), dateBoard, "dd/MM/yyyy")
var test = someDateTest.getDate() //nan
Since the string in dateBoard represents a date in MM/dd/yyyy format, fromLocaleString will return an invalid date and getDate nan, accordingly.
Same applies if dateBoard is an empty string, null or undefined.
In DOB i am getting date and time but i need only date
foreach (DataRow row in ProfileDt.Rows)
{
UserProfileData.FirstName = row["FirstName"].ToString();
UserProfileData.LastName = row["LastName"].ToString();
UserProfileData.Email = row["Email"].ToString();
UserProfileData.Address = row["HouseNo"].ToString();
UserProfileData.City = row["CityName"].ToString();
UserProfileData.date = row["DOB"].ToString();
}
If your database is giving you a string then you'll need to parse it to a date then back to a string with the desired date format.
string dateFormat = "MM/DD/YYYY HH:mm:ss" // REPLACE WITH THE CORRECT FORMAT
UserProfileData.date = DateTime.ParseExact(row["DOB"].ToString(), dateFormat ,
System.Globalization.CultureInfo.InvariantCulture).ToString("MM/DD/YYYY");
If your database is giving you a datetime directly (which is the better solution) then it becomes even easier.
UserProfileData.date = ((DateTime)row["DOB"]).ToString("MM/DD/YYYY");
Convert your string to DateTime type and use Date property, something like yourDate.Date
You can use DateTime.Parse or DateTime.ParseExact for parsing string to DateTime
It also make sense to return DateTime type directly from database so you do not need any conversions...
I have this block of code in SSJS that I'm doing some field validation stuff:
thisDoc is a NoteXspDocument
fld = the name of a field
var thisValue = thisDoc.getValue(fld);
print("Check Text = " + thisValue);
print("Is is a Date " + (thisValue === Date))
when I run it the log has this:
Check Text = 09/10/15 12:00 PM
Is is a Date false
In this code I do not know what the datatype is of the fld which is a field name. I check the backend document and get the NotesItem.Type() and this field is of type text 1280 in the backend, but the NotesXspDocument has a date. I need to determine what the data type is thisValue sure acts like a NotesDateTime object, but I'm doing something wrong somewhere.
I think the issue might be the difference between a NotesDateTime and a java.util.Date but they drive me up the wall.
Further Edit --
The problem is that I have an Array of field names var Fields:Array that I then loop through and get fld = Fields[n] so when I get the value of the field it could be anything Text, Date, Number so when I do var thisValue = thisDoc.getValue(fld) or thisDoc.getItemValue(fld) I need to figure out what kind of value I have. I guess I could put the getItem..... inside a try until I find one that works but that seems like a less than optimum solution.
Try instanceof Date.class. What you've got is not checking the data type of thisValue against the underlying class, instead it's checking the object itself.
Because the field that I am retrieving can be just about anything I use
var thisValue = thisdoc.getValue(fld);
i had a lot of trouble then determining what kind of data I had. It could be a null Date/Number/String So the first thing I did was find out what the backend data type was:
var thisItem:NotesItem = thisDoc.getDocument().getFirstItem(fld);
var type:Integer = thisItem.getType()
This helps somewhat if the field has been previously set, but if it is a new document or the field has not received a value yet it will be type 1280 or text and probably null.
So my fisrt test is for null or "". then it becomes a bit tougher because I need to test for some values. In all my comboboxs I add the text "--- Select ?????" as the first item in the list so I tried to get a substring of "---" but because of variance in the datatype I needed to put that in a try:
try{
if (thisValue.substring(0,3) == "---"){
print("have null Prefix");
rtn = false;
errMsg.push("The field " + fld + " is a Required Field please enter a value");
break;
}catch(e){ etc
I then wrapped the various other datatype tests in trys and now I have it working.
Might be a better way but this works.
Use .getItemValue() to return a vector array, then test the data type. You can also try .getItemValueString() to return a text string or .getItemValueDate() or .getItemValueDateTime() to return date/time.
Since getItemValue() returns an array, use subscript to get the first element:
var thisValue = thisDoc.getItemValue(fld);
var thisIsDate = (thisValue[0] instanceof Date);
print("Check Text = " + thisValue[0]);
print("Is this a Date ? " + thisIsDate;
I have a multivalue field called freeDaysPool which has multiple dates as strings. With the following code, the search does not return anything. If I leave that field out, the search works just fine with the two other fields. I read that I should use CONTAINS with multivalue fields but then I got query not understandable.
I've tried the back-end field as a date field and as a text field and tested all kinds of query combinations and date formats but no luck. Any help is really appreciated.
This is the search button code:
var query = new Array("");
var cTerms = 0;
// Field 1
var search01 = getComponent("searchcustomReservationField01").getValue();
if (#Contains(#Text(search01),"any city")){"";}
else {query[cTerms++] = '[customReservationField01]="' + search01 +'"'};
// Field 2
var search02 = getComponent("searchcustomReservationField02").getValue();
if (#Contains(#Text(search02),"any city")){"";}
else {query[cTerms++] = '[customReservationField02]="' + search02 + '"'};
// Date 1
var formatter = new java.text.SimpleDateFormat("d.M.yyyy");
query[cTerms++] = 'FIELD freeDaysPool = ' + formatter.format(getComponent("searchcustomDateField01").getValue());
// if query is still empty, we fill it with asterisk
if(query == "" || query == null){
query[cTerms++] = "*";
}
// make all as string
qstring = query.join(" AND ").trim();
sessionScope.searchString = qstring;
It will return query as:
[customReservationField01]="Oslo" AND [customReservationField02]="Oslo" AND FIELD freeDaysPool = 6.2.2015
AFAIK date values in formulas (and a query is a formula) have to be noted like
[06.02.2015]
to compare them. Just try to use your formular in the Notes Client to do a fulltext search. If you get results and no errors you found the correct format. That's at least the way I test queries as I'm not able to remind the syntax for years :-D
Thank you for all the help! Seems that Domino keeps the field type as date field even if you change it back to text field (noticed that from the notes FTsearch). I created completely new text field and added the days as strings in dd.MM.yyyy format. I also search them as strings and it works fine.
The changed code bit now looks like this:
// Date 1
var formatter = new java.text.SimpleDateFormat("dd.MM.yyyy");
query[cTerms++] = '[freeDays] CONTAINS "' + formatter.format(getComponent("searchcustomDateField01").getValue())+'"';