Hi,
To simplify coding I use <php require ('some file name'); ?> to replace the wizard code in a form. I copy the prepared wizard code into an external file and use that as 'some file name'. My problem is that date picker fields and time picker fields no longer activate the calendar or clock when included via that PHP code. Now why is that? There is an easy solution of course - copy and paste the code back into the form manager. But there must some reason for the problem. Any ideas?
Nick.
To simplify coding I use <php require ('some file name'); ?> to replace the wizard code in a form. I copy the prepared wizard code into an external file and use that as 'some file name'. My problem is that date picker fields and time picker fields no longer activate the calendar or clock when included via that PHP code. Now why is that? There is an easy solution of course - copy and paste the code back into the form manager. But there must some reason for the problem. Any ideas?
Nick.
Hi Nick,
I think that you could either use a Custom Datepicker action; or you could try adding a comment in the box you use to include the code:
Bob
I think that you could either use a Custom Datepicker action; or you could try adding a comment in the box you use to include the code:
<!-- cf_date_picker --> I think that will fool the Show HTML action into thinking that there is a DatePicker in the form.Bob
Unfortunately your simple solution didn't solve it. Pity. I will try your other suggestion.
Thanks Bob
Thanks Bob
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