I noticed this as well and I've done some changes in class
DateComboBox.updatePopup(). If it's still an open issue
I'd send you the changes.
Regards Hansruedi
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I noticed this as well and I've done some changes in class
DateComboBox.updatePopup(). If it's still an open issue
I'd send you the changes.
Regards Hansruedi
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Hi. i also noticed that and corrected it
you have to search the line "for (int i = 0; i < (first - 1); i++) {" in the function "updatePopup()" in the class "DatePopup". that line only works in the USA where the first day of the week is sunday (1). in your country, the first day of the week is probably monday (2). to correct that issue, change that line to "for (int i = setupCalendar.getFirstDayOfWeek(); i < first; i++) {" and everything works fine
Greets, Klaue
ps: yeah i know that the original poster probably doesn't need it anymore, but maybe someone else does, and Hansruedi, even if he probably found the answer, didn't post it here
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Hi. I also noticed the problem and spent some hours for fixing. The idea to tell you the problem took me to that site. But, what a surprice? You even know the problem! Since 2006! Its awesome that you still offer this buggy package, although the problem is solved by a comment here. Shame on you!
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I noticed this as well and I've done some changes in class
DateComboBox.updatePopup(). If it's still an open issue
I'd send you the changes.
Regards Hansruedi
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I noticed this as well and I've done some changes in class
DateComboBox.updatePopup(). If it's still an open issue
I'd send you the changes.
Regards Hansruedi
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Hi. i also noticed that and corrected it
you have to search the line "for (int i = 0; i < (first - 1); i++) {" in the function "updatePopup()" in the class "DatePopup". that line only works in the USA where the first day of the week is sunday (1). in your country, the first day of the week is probably monday (2). to correct that issue, change that line to "for (int i = setupCalendar.getFirstDayOfWeek(); i < first; i++) {" and everything works fine
Greets, Klaue
ps: yeah i know that the original poster probably doesn't need it anymore, but maybe someone else does, and Hansruedi, even if he probably found the answer, didn't post it here
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Hi. I also noticed the problem and spent some hours for fixing. The idea to tell you the problem took me to that site. But, what a surprice? You even know the problem! Since 2006! Its awesome that you still offer this buggy package, although the problem is solved by a comment here. Shame on you!