US DateTime Format with PrimeFaces 6.2 issue

I just upgraded PrimeFaces from 4.2 to 6.2 and I immediately noticed a malfunction of the calendar.
In practice when I have the date format set to MMM dd, yyyy hh: mm a the popup button for inserting is no longer displayed.

This is my calendar component in .xhtml page

<p:calendar value="#{pakVeFormA.endDate}"

            pattern="#{languageBean.dtPatterns[languageBean.local]}"  

            mindate="#{pakVeFormA.today}"  

            showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

            readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

Where pattern is 'MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a'

In console appears 'Uncaught Wrong time format'

I noticed that by removing the pattern or mindate the popup button appears correctly.
So I've tried to format the new Date() in pakVeFormA Bean but nothing change.
I've also tried to inject the min date with static string like ' mindate="Jan 03, 2019 08:00 PM"' but nothing change also this time.

Finally i tried to change pattern to 'MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm' and the calendar work without problem but i need the AM/PM format

Thanks to all

UPDATE:
I replicate the test case.

This is the bean

@ManagedBean(name = "testFormBean")

@ViewScoped

public class TestFormBean implements Serializable  {





private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;



private Date today;

private Date selectedDate;





@PostConstruct

public void init() {

    today=new Date();       

}





public Date getToday() {

    return today;

}



public void setToday(Date today) {

    this.today = today;

}



public Date getSelectedDate() {

    return selectedDate;

}



public void setSelectedDate(Date selectedDate) {

    this.selectedDate = selectedDate;

}

}

And this is the component

<p:calendar value="#{testFormBean.selectedDate}"

        pattern="MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a"  

        mindate="#{testFormBean.today}"  

        showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

        readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

But still not working. If i remove mindate property, all works

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

Can you try a 6.3 snapshot btw? Iirc some things were changed in between

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 10:23

Where can I find 6.3 .jar ?

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 11:12

Source, build a snapshot yourself

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 11:13

The bug reported below has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3 upcoming release.

– Melloware
Jan 10 at 12:09

add a comment |

This is my calendar component in .xhtml page

<p:calendar value="#{pakVeFormA.endDate}"

            pattern="#{languageBean.dtPatterns[languageBean.local]}"  

            mindate="#{pakVeFormA.today}"  

            showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

            readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

Where pattern is 'MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a'

In console appears 'Uncaught Wrong time format'

Finally i tried to change pattern to 'MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm' and the calendar work without problem but i need the AM/PM format

Thanks to all

UPDATE:
I replicate the test case.

This is the bean

@ManagedBean(name = "testFormBean")

@ViewScoped

public class TestFormBean implements Serializable  {





private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;



private Date today;

private Date selectedDate;





@PostConstruct

public void init() {

    today=new Date();       

}





public Date getToday() {

    return today;

}



public void setToday(Date today) {

    this.today = today;

}



public Date getSelectedDate() {

    return selectedDate;

}



public void setSelectedDate(Date selectedDate) {

    this.selectedDate = selectedDate;

}

}

And this is the component

<p:calendar value="#{testFormBean.selectedDate}"

        pattern="MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a"  

        mindate="#{testFormBean.today}"  

        showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

        readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

But still not working. If i remove mindate property, all works

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

Can you try a 6.3 snapshot btw? Iirc some things were changed in between

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 10:23

Where can I find 6.3 .jar ?

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 11:12

Source, build a snapshot yourself

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 11:13

The bug reported below has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3 upcoming release.

– Melloware
Jan 10 at 12:09

add a comment |

This is my calendar component in .xhtml page

<p:calendar value="#{pakVeFormA.endDate}"

            pattern="#{languageBean.dtPatterns[languageBean.local]}"  

            mindate="#{pakVeFormA.today}"  

            showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

            readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

Where pattern is 'MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a'

In console appears 'Uncaught Wrong time format'

Finally i tried to change pattern to 'MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm' and the calendar work without problem but i need the AM/PM format

Thanks to all

UPDATE:
I replicate the test case.

This is the bean

@ManagedBean(name = "testFormBean")

@ViewScoped

public class TestFormBean implements Serializable  {





private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;



private Date today;

private Date selectedDate;





@PostConstruct

public void init() {

    today=new Date();       

}





public Date getToday() {

    return today;

}



public void setToday(Date today) {

    this.today = today;

}



public Date getSelectedDate() {

    return selectedDate;

}



public void setSelectedDate(Date selectedDate) {

    this.selectedDate = selectedDate;

}

}

And this is the component

<p:calendar value="#{testFormBean.selectedDate}"

        pattern="MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a"  

        mindate="#{testFormBean.today}"  

        showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

        readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

But still not working. If i remove mindate property, all works

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

This is my calendar component in .xhtml page

<p:calendar value="#{pakVeFormA.endDate}"

            pattern="#{languageBean.dtPatterns[languageBean.local]}"  

            mindate="#{pakVeFormA.today}"  

            showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

            readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

Where pattern is 'MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a'

In console appears 'Uncaught Wrong time format'

Finally i tried to change pattern to 'MMM dd, yyyy HH:mm' and the calendar work without problem but i need the AM/PM format

Thanks to all

UPDATE:
I replicate the test case.

This is the bean

@ManagedBean(name = "testFormBean")

@ViewScoped

public class TestFormBean implements Serializable  {





private static final long serialVersionUID = 1L;



private Date today;

private Date selectedDate;





@PostConstruct

public void init() {

    today=new Date();       

}





public Date getToday() {

    return today;

}



public void setToday(Date today) {

    this.today = today;

}



public Date getSelectedDate() {

    return selectedDate;

}



public void setSelectedDate(Date selectedDate) {

    this.selectedDate = selectedDate;

}

}

And this is the component

<p:calendar value="#{testFormBean.selectedDate}"

        pattern="MMM dd, yyyy hh:mm a"  

        mindate="#{testFormBean.today}"  

        showOn="button" showButtonPanel="true" 

        readonlyInput="true" timeZone="Asia/Karachi"/>

But still not working. If i remove mindate property, all works

primefaces calendar datetime-format

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

edited Jan 7 at 9:39

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

asked Jan 3 at 16:00

Rosa Fago

125

Can you try a 6.3 snapshot btw? Iirc some things were changed in between

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 10:23

Where can I find 6.3 .jar ?

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 11:12

Source, build a snapshot yourself

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 11:13

The bug reported below has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3 upcoming release.

– Melloware
Jan 10 at 12:09

add a comment |

Can you try a 6.3 snapshot btw? Iirc some things were changed in between

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 10:23

Where can I find 6.3 .jar ?

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 11:12

Source, build a snapshot yourself

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 11:13

The bug reported below has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3 upcoming release.

– Melloware
Jan 10 at 12:09

Can you try a 6.3 snapshot btw? Iirc some things were changed in between

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 10:23

Where can I find 6.3 .jar ?

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 11:12

Source, build a snapshot yourself

– Kukeltje
Jan 7 at 11:13

The bug reported below has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3 upcoming release.

– Melloware
Jan 10 at 12:09

add a comment |

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Issue has been reproduced and a bug has been submitted on PF GitHub page:

https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/4366

Update 01/10/2019: The bug has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

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Issue has been reproduced and a bug has been submitted on PF GitHub page:

https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/4366

Update 01/10/2019: The bug has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

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Issue has been reproduced and a bug has been submitted on PF GitHub page:

https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/4366

Update 01/10/2019: The bug has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

|
show 1 more comment

Issue has been reproduced and a bug has been submitted on PF GitHub page:

https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/4366

Update 01/10/2019: The bug has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

Issue has been reproduced and a bug has been submitted on PF GitHub page:

https://github.com/primefaces/primefaces/issues/4366

Update 01/10/2019: The bug has been fixed and will be in PF 6.3

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

edited Jan 10 at 12:10

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

answered Jan 3 at 19:36

Melloware

3,45012137

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

|
show 1 more comment

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

Using 6.2 Community Edition.

– Melloware
Jan 3 at 20:44

can you show me your bean and your page ? So i can compare the date...

– Rosa Fago
Jan 4 at 17:20

I updated my answer above to include the Calendar snippet I used. If you want to create a small reproducible test case just clone this tiny project: github.com/primefaces/primefaces-test and you can run it with mvn clean jetty:run-exploded. If you can reproduce it with that small sample I suggest submitting a bug on the GitHub issues page.

– Melloware
Jan 4 at 18:11

@RosaFago: you shoyld post Minimal, Complete, and Verifiable example with which we can compare...

– Kukeltje
Jan 4 at 19:02

I've update the description. In your example there is no mindate property, can you pls add and make a try ? Thx so much

– Rosa Fago
Jan 7 at 9:00

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