[PietervkParticipant]

Hi Peter,
that works too. However, the dataAdapter does not document this as mandatory, and the examples do not have it in all fields either.

But my point was not to criticize, but to support you in the good work. I tried columntype:’text’ because it seemed logical, and it worked, but it is not documented. Perhaps I should get the source code, so I use that.

If you do not want feedback, just let me know, and I will only ask questions when I can’t find the solution.

Thanks
Pieter

[PietervkParticipant]

Thanks ivailo, that comes close, with using a margin: 0 auto 0 auto.
I still have to calculate the sum of all the columns every time I decide to make a change to a column, and as I am lazy, having the build in max-width property would still be helpful.

I will use your solution for now.

[PietervkParticipant]

Rajneesh,
when that happens to me, it is really useful press F12, and look at the console. Maybe you have done that, but probably there is an error given there.

[PietervkParticipant]

Hi Peter,
I cleared the cache and tried again, with no change. I can’t provide a solution to my customer that does not work on some Androids. To help with the reproduction, I made a little movie:

In the first part you can clearly see that the input does not work formatted: typing continues well beyond the first entry. Secondly, I changed the year by tapping it and changing. Then pressed the calendar, and you can see that the typed in date is not used.

My device chrome is 48.0.2564.95, Android 6.12.401.4 on HTC one M8.

Thanks for not giving up on me

Pieter

[PietervkParticipant]

Thanks for looking into this Peter. I removed the on(‘change’ part because it was distracting from the real issue.
When you try the page now on an Android device with Chrome you see what I am trying to say: the input is working as a text inbox rather than a formatted date input, and the date is not gathered from the keyboard input.

Can you have another look please?

Pieter

[PietervkParticipant]

I made a simple test page here http://www.testme.nl/datetime.html

It works with Chrome on my PC, on IOS 9 and with the native Internet browser on Android 5 and Android 6. It does not work with Chrome on Android 5 and 6.

“Not working” means it does not move to the next date part when one part is entered, and it does not return the entered value. When you enter a date with the keyboard, and then click on the calendar, the current day is displayed in the input field and calendar.

[PietervkParticipant]

The default min date for the DateTimeInput is 1900/01/01. Try setting the min date to a lower date.
$(‘#jqxDateTimeInput’).jqxDateTimeInput({ min: new Date(1800, 0, 1) });

Pieter

[PietervkParticipant]

Typo in the text above, the formatString I am using is “dd-MM-yyyy”.

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