DateChooser Calendar is very large after upgrading from 12.1 to 13.1

[Dcbeich]

SmartClient Version: v13.1p_2025-03-27/PowerEdition Development Only
Tested on Firefox v136.0.4 and Edge v134.0.3124.93

I have been running into an issue with the DateChooser's calendar being overly large when the calendar button is clicked while testing SmartClient v13.1. See below:
On SmartClient v12.1:

On SmartClient v13.1:

The calendar width is always 1600px no matter the size of the webpage, and this affects all date fields within this application. This is being run in a custom skin, but no modifications were made to the skin during the upgrade test. Nothing in load_skin.js that relates to DateChooser has been changed between the two versions.

[Isomorphic]

Thanks for the report.

There were indeed some enhancements to DateChoosers to provide better visual control/scaling and customization in skins.

It's difficult to say exactly which settings you're missing, but it looks like the DateChooser and/or DateGrid blocks in your load_skin.js don't specify any widths.

Your skin looks to be based on Stratus? You could compare your load_skin.js DateChooser/DateGrid blocks with the ones in Stratus' in your 13.1 build - you'll likely see width-related settings that differ between the two.

[Dcbeich]

Thanks for the report.

There were indeed some enhancements to DateChoosers to provide better visual control/scaling and customization in skins.

It's difficult to say exactly which settings you're missing, but it looks like the DateChooser and/or DateGrid blocks in your load_skin.js don't specify any widths.

Your skin looks to be based on Stratus? You could compare your load_skin.js DateChooser/DateGrid blocks with the ones in Stratus' in your 13.1 build - you'll likely see width-related settings that differ between the two.

Correct, this custom skin was based on Stratus. I compared the 13.1 Stratus load_skin.js and copied over the differences in relation to dates, and that solved the issue.

Thank you for the assistance, I appreciate it!