I was able to make this work without much of a problem using dates in the
format they arrive from the database.
But that's not an acceptable for the users... and here I started having
problems.
It's easy enough to set the dateFormat of the datepicker (as suggested in
posts I've seen around), but that does not seem enough.
When editing a row, dates are still displayed in ISO format and modified
ones, that have been returned with the correct format by the datepicker,
are not understood by the Model/MySQL that ends up saving the row with
messed up values.
I build the field with:
echo $this->Form->input('date_start', array(
'type' => 'text',
'class' =>'datepicker',
'size' => 10
));
Before I start writing an Helper (that perhaps generates an hidden field
with the date in ISO format and the necessary Javascript to move the
displayed value to&from and reformatting as necessary)...
I was wondering if there's a better solution around I just have not seen...
Can anyone help ?
Dario
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