Chris Betts
2006-10-18 19:52:51 UTC
Hi Hans,
Unfortunately, the only way to do this at the moment is to write
an 'attribute plug in' - a small piece of code that sets how the
attribute is displayed. While this is pretty easy (you can just copy
the existing attribute plug in for date) it's probably not what you
want, since you still have to click on the field to see the readable
date. (See the on line doco at jxplorer.org for more details)
A better solution would be for JXplorer to use the schema to
realise it is a date and display it appropriately, but we don't do
this yet :-).
cheers,
Chris
Unfortunately, the only way to do this at the moment is to write
an 'attribute plug in' - a small piece of code that sets how the
attribute is displayed. While this is pretty easy (you can just copy
the existing attribute plug in for date) it's probably not what you
want, since you still have to click on the field to see the readable
date. (See the on line doco at jxplorer.org for more details)
A better solution would be for JXplorer to use the schema to
realise it is a date and display it appropriately, but we don't do
this yet :-).
cheers,
Chris
Hi!
I have one question regarding the values returned in jxplorer. I.e.
attribute pwdLastSet.
Here jxplorer returns a set of numbers. How can I convert these
number to a readable date format, so i can see when the password
was last changed?
Best regards
Hans Kristian Kristoffersen
I have one question regarding the values returned in jxplorer. I.e.
attribute pwdLastSet.
Here jxplorer returns a set of numbers. How can I convert these
number to a readable date format, so i can see when the password
was last changed?
Best regards
Hans Kristian Kristoffersen