A quick and dirty way for doing this. No error checking, big assumptions about the input to the prompt being right.
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nd := @Prompt([OKCANCELEDIT]; "Enter the New Date"; "YYYY/MM/DD."; @Today);
@If (nd ="";@Return("");""); y := @Left (nd;"/"); m := @Left(@Right (nd;"/");"/"); d:= @right(@Right (nd;"/");"/"); |
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FIELD DateFieldOnForm := @Date(@TextToNumber (y) ;@TextToNumber ( m)
;@TextToNumber ( d) ) |
The better, clean, way would be to use LotusScript and open a form in Dialog box mode, the form having a Calender tool on it.
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