How to clear a text field fetching data from Calender

Hi,

1).I want to clear a text field which is getting date from a calender.Text field is read only to restrict the user.so once date is selected How to clear the text field.The Dct contains the below format:

End date "text field" Select date(calender)

2)Can I use two cgi-callout together .If yes how?

Thanks,
Niranjan

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Rick Poulin

1) It depends on how your calendar widget works. Under normal circumstances, you'd clear a field by IWDatacapture.getItem('/path/to/field').setValue('');

2) You can only have one callout per field. As a hacky alternative, consider using a text field beside it with a blank label and size=1. Your second button will be off to the side, but it'll be there... A better alternative would be to use a <callout> (not cgi-callout) and then catch the 'onCallout' event to show an option to select which callout to open. This could be as simple as showing a JavaScript prompt() or as complex as a jQuery dialog.

ISCBorisB

Can I use two cgi-callout together?

As long as you code it yourself you can *associate* as many callouts as you wish with the Item. For example

[php]
multi-button sample

Date

[/php]Note that if multi-button container is a replicant you may have to find corresponding
text Item to manipulate within buttonK callout handler (easy to do with XPath addressing)

nir_sapient

1) It depends on how your calendar widget works. Under normal circumstances, you'd clear a field by IWDatacapture.getItem('/path/to/field').setValue('');

2) You can only have one callout per field. As a hacky alternative, consider using a text field beside it with a blank label and size=1. Your second button will be off to the side, but it'll be there... A better alternative would be to use a <callout> (not cgi-callout) and then catch the 'onCallout' event to show an option to select which callout to open. This could be as simple as showing a JavaScript prompt() or as complex as a jQuery dialog.

Thanx for your reply !! the first answer to clear the field.