Jose,
It turns out that I AM MISTAKEN... The input field I was looking at was
defined as a "datetime".
However... The real issue is that the datetime input field is populated by
cake always as yyyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss If it is a date object, it is
yyy-mm-dd. If I am in locale en-US and have added the following to the
boostrap.php
DispatcherFactory::add('LocaleSelector', ['locales' => ['en_US']]);
Type::build('datetime')->useLocaleParser();
Type::build('date')->useLocaleParser()->setLocaleFormat(['MM/dd/yyyy', \
IntlDateFormatter::NONE]);
Type::build('time')->useLocaleParser()->setLocaleFormat([\IntlDateFormatter
::NONE, 'hh:mm a']);
Then, the parser on any attempt to save the data will die... returns
null... and then attempts to use null as a pointer.
If I change the parser to they mysql yyy-mm-dd or remove the parser
altogether, then it works. All of this is just to keep from using 3 fields
to enter a date, or 6 fields to enter a datetime! I want to use a js
datepicker and have LOCALE style inputs.
In DateTimeType.php the "marshal" function uses sprintf() to format the
date/time and probably should be using a "time->i18nFormat()" to get the
default user time shown and then the parser should use new Time(
$input_str, USER_TIMEZONE) to parse the string... it accepts multiple types
of input strings and "figures" out the order of MDY. Then it should store
the time in the yyy-mm-dd hh:mm:ss converted to SERVER_TIMEZONE.
The use of setLocaleFormat just complicates everything... If the
i18n->locale is set, Time:: takes care of parsing the string!
Sorry for all the blather, I'm just trying to explain what I think it
should be doing. Again, I'm sorry for mistakenly stating that the time is
always output for a "date" field. By the way, "time" fields are also fixed
format in the marshaller!
On Monday, October 26, 2015 at 4:36:21 AM UTC-6, José Lorenzo wrote:
>
> It is an unimplemented feature... Someone need to solve that issue of
> showing time in a date column
>
> On Friday, October 23, 2015 at 9:56:34 PM UTC+2, glk wrote:
>>
>> @JoseLorenzo
>>
>> The reason is that the cake $this->Form->input('date_field') always
>> generates 3 input fields. If the input uses type=text, the field is
>> populated with mm/dd/yyyy, hh:mm:ss
>> And all we should have is mm/dd/yyyy... of course it should also be
>> LOCALE format.
>>
>>
>>
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