I've noticed that my jQuery UI datepicker stops highlighting 'today' right after Daylight Savings Time, and then I believe it recovers the ability to highlight 'today' at the start of the next month (April 1st). Is there a bug fix?
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We updated apex to version 21.2.
Now we are having issue with datepicker component. When we select any date up to the 28th of the month, the date is correct in the component. But for dates greater than 29, the dates are wrong.
For example, if I choose the date 29/03 becomes 01/03, if I choose 30/03 it becomes 02/03.
The date format choose is DD/MM/YYYY.
Any ideas?
[For example, when a choose 30/03 (march)][1]
[1]: https://i.stack.imgur.com/eiNY6.png
it turns like 02/03
This is a bug introduced in the 21.2.2 PSE caused by changes to the underlying date parser & formatter because of other bugs in this area.
It has been fixed in patch 21.2.3.
c.f. https://twitter.com/JKaschuba/status/1487556202242400260
I make comparisons of the dates in my data (saved as "due dates" in my data table, as date data type ,without time) with current_date in many pages in my oracle apex application. For example I have one page where I show the "items due for today" in an interactive report by checking the due date of records for their equivalence with current_date, and similarly another page shows the items post due date. The SQL queries generate correct reports but the problem is that current date is calculated as per US (PDT/UCT7) time which is -9 hrs behind from my current region's time, therefore my pages show correct result on afternoon only.
I researched and discovered that setting the application timezone to automatic in application's globalization properties will solve this problem but when I do set the automatic timezone, my application stops working at all and . A "Set time zone" page shows for microsecond but without even letting the user set timezone, page redirects and shows the below error.
Any suggestion to fix this really serious issue will be highly appreciated :(
You mention that your dates are stored in a table of type DATE. Setting "Automatic Timezone" in your application will not change anything. It sets the database session time zone, which is used for columns of datatype "TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE". The datatype "DATE" does not know about time zones.
To ensure that your users see the same information is every region around the world, you should store your date information in a column of datatype "TIMESTAMP WITH LOCAL TIME ZONE". The "timezone sensitive" equivalent of SYSDATE is CURRENT_TIMESTAMP.
Joel Kallman wrote a blog about this a long time ago, describing this scenario.
https://joelkallman.blogspot.com/2010/09/automatic-time-zone-support-in.html
I want to place a visual on the report which shows next refresh date. By 15th of every month to be precise. How to do that in power bi?
The refresh of a dataset is totally unrelated to the data shown. You can't foresee the future and predict when it will be refreshed. The only thing you can show is, when the refresh is planned. At any point in time you can change the refresh schedule, or manually refresh the dataset. So you can put a field showing the 15th of the current or next month, but it isn't guaranteed the next refresh will happen.
This can be easily done by a field in your database, or with DAX expression like this:
=IF(DAY(TODAY()) < 15,
DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY()), 15),
DATEADD(DATE(YEAR(TODAY()), MONTH(TODAY()), 15), 1, month))
Is there a way the hover state to show the full timestamp including year, month, day, hour and min? Something like 2013-Oct-06 13:32
At the moment the hover state shows different parts of the timestamp depending on the resolution of the graph.
Here are the docs for the visualization:
https://google-developers.appspot.com/chart/interactive/docs/gallery/timeline
I manage to think of workaround of this limitation.
What I did is to place the time string formatted exactly as I wanted to be as the bar label for the time period. Since the bar label is present on the first row of the tool-tip, this solves the issue very nicely.
I am using CF input calendar datefield on the very top of a page that renders a huge dataset from a query. The output from this huge query also has some pretty heavy code for each loop iteration. So, I have a very slow loading page.
The problem is - while the heavy data loads (cfflush is used after cfform), the calendar image button is displayed but it doesn't trigger the datepicker overlay until the entire dataset is loaded.
Any thoughts?