QChangeEvent on a QDateTimeTextbox with linked QCalendar

Patrick... that's def. a good feature request -- but unfortunately QCalendar doesn't support that right now.

If you could, please go ahead and open up a ticket in the issue tracker for this... and better yet, if you're willing to try stuff out, you could look into implementing something like this, as well =)

It would obviously involve editing QCalendar.class.php as well as calendar.js... I'm not too sure, but I would assume that we would want to allow users to add a QChangeEvent action handler to QCalendar... in theory, qcodo would then render out the qcalendar control (which is actually just the IMG tag for the calendar icon) with a “onchange” on it.  If so, then we would just need to add some code in calendar.js to go ahead and execute that “onchange” code in objControl.hideCalendar() in calendar.js

Hope that makes sense... let me know if you have any questions

LOL yeah -- that does make sense... and definitely a lot simpler than my original approach. =)

And yes, it should be setDate, not hideCalendar.

Could you still open up an ticket for this and we'll easily be able to get this in, hopefully in the next rev.

Awesome thanks Patrick.  I had to go to the ticket you posted for the details, so for those who need to know before the next code release, just modify the calendar.js file and change the function below:

objControl.setDate = function(intYear, intMonth, intDay) {
            this.dateTimeTextBox.value = qcodo.monthNamesAbbreviated[intMonth] + " " + intDay + " " + intYear;
            this.dateTimeTextBox.onchange();
            this.hideCalendar();
};