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Birthdate Column

Thread began 7/29/2011 1:54 pm by johna1964 | Last modified 6/24/2012 5:36 pm by johna1964 | 3849 views | 9 replies |

johna1964

Birthdate Column

I have added a birth date column in the user table. I am unable to figure out how to get the database to include the birth date (the registrants actual date of birth) in the database after including it as a requirement in the registration form.

Does anyone know what the correct settings are in phpMyAdmin?

Thanks!!

johna1964

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

set the birth date column data type in the database to be date.

the data base will expect the format to be:
yyyy-dd-mm

In the insert record behavior, select the birthdate column, click the lightning bolt next to value and select your birthdate form element, this will add code similar to:
[php]<?php echo((isset($_POST["birthDate"]))?$_POST["birthDate"]:"") ?>

php:
you can convert the entered date to the format the database is expecting by changing that to:

[php<?php echo((isset($_POST["birthDate"]))?date("Y-m-d"strtotime($_POST["birthDate"])):""?>
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johna1964

Jason,

Thank you for your reply...I'm still a little confused...

You say 'in the insert record behavior select the birthday column'

So this means in the Server Behaviors panel; double click insert record(users); the Web Assist: Insert Single Record dialog box opens; select binding tab; select UserBirthdate column;

<?php echo ((isset($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]))?$_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]:""); ?>

is what is already in the value lightening bolt text box....

When I select the value lightening bolt and expand the Session there is no birthdate to select...

So, what to do?

In the code (lines 244-248):

<div class="lineGroup">
<label for="Registration_group_Birthdate" class="sublabel" > Birthdate:<span class="requiredIndicator">&nbsp;*</span></label>
<div class="errorGroup"> <span id="Registration_group_Birthdate_Spry">
<input id="Registration_group_Birthdate" name="Registration_group_Birthdate" type="text" value="<?php echo((isset($_GET["invalid"])?ValidatedField("registration","Registration_group_Birthdate"):"")); ?>" class="formTextfield_Medium" tabindex="3" onblur="WAValidateDT(document.getElementById('Registration_Basic_Default').Registration_group_Birthdate,'',true,/.*/,'mm/dd/yyyy','','',false,/.*/,'','','',document.getElementById('Registration_Basic_Default').Registration_group_Birthdate,0,true);hideServerError('Registration_group_Birthdate_ServerError')" />
<?php

I have the column in the datebase correct, I think...:)

Sincerely,

johna1964

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

  So this means in the Server Behaviors panel; double click insert record(users); the Web Assist: Insert Single Record dialog box opens; select binding tab; select UserBirthdate column;

<?php echo ((isset($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]))?$_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]:""); ?>

is what is already in the value lightening bolt text box....  




so change that code to:

php:
<?php echo((isset($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]))?date("Y-m-d"strtotime($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"])):""?>
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johna1964

Jason,

Okay, I changed it to:

<?php echo((isset($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]))?date("Y-m-d", strtotime($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"])):"") ?>

It's not passing validation...

Should the spry validation format box be set to a certain format?

And is the "Y-m-d" correct? I'm asking because it just looks like it should be something else...

Thanks!!

johna

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

the client validation on the birthdate element is conflicting.


change:

<input id="Registration_group_Birthdate" name="Registration_group_Birthdate" type="text" value="<?php echo((isset($_GET["invalid"])?ValidatedField("registration","Registration_group_Birthdate"):"")); ?>" class="formTextfield_Medium" tabindex="3" onblur="WAValidateDT(document.getElementById('Registration_Basic_Default').Registration_group_Birthdate,'',true,/.*/,'mm/dd/yyyy','','',false,/.*/,'','','',document.getElementById('Registration_Basic_Default').Registration_group_Birthdate,0,true);hideServerError('Registration_group_Birthdate_ServerError')" />



to:

<input id="Registration_group_Birthdate" name="Registration_group_Birthdate" type="text" value="<?php echo((isset($_GET["invalid"])?ValidatedField("registration","Registration_group_Birthdate"):"")); ?>" class="formTextfield_Medium" tabindex="3" onblur="hideServerError('Registration_group_Birthdate_ServerError')" />




yes, the format "Y-m-d" is correct, that is the php date() functions format string for yyyy-mm-dd which is the format the database will be expecting.

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johna1964

Jason,

It works perfectly!!

The spry validation does not need to match the db format for the birthdate - and still inserts the birthdate info with the db format...awesome!

Thanks for all your help!!

Johna

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Jason ByrnesWebAssist

you're welcome.

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johna1964

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johna1964

Solution

This works:
Click on Insert Record (users) in the Server Behaviors Panel
<?php echo((isset($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"]))?date("Y-m-d", strtotime($_POST["Registration_group_Birthdate"])):"") ?>

New:
<input id="Registration_group_Birthdate" name="Registration_group_Birthdate" type="text" value="<?php echo((isset($_GET["invalid"])?ValidatedField("registration","Registration_group_Birthdate"):"")); ?>" class="formTextfield_Medium" tabindex="3" onblur="hideServerError('Registration_group_Birthdate_ServerError')" />

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