ab5ni
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| Posted: 06/19/2012, 8:04 AM |
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Years ago, I posted the same message, wondering what you had to do to get the current time from Datepicker. Well, here I am again asking the same question  , and I was just wondering if anything has changed since I asked this question back in the day? All I know is that the time is being returned as 0:00 no matter what I try to do, guys. Any new code out there or new techniques?
Regards,
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mor
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| Posted: 06/20/2012, 6:39 AM |
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You can:
1. use two separate fields for date and time.
2. customize standard popup datepicker (add separate field for time)
3. use existent solutions. For example based on JQuery: http://trentrichardson.com/examples/timepicker/
4. submit feature request to YesSoftware (add ability to anable time picker at current components).
5. ... :)
You always can configure date format for DatePicker in HTML and add any time values to selected date. For example for InlineDatePicker:
replace string:
generateDatePicker(sender.id, "ShortDate","None");
with:
var currentTime = new Date()
generateDatePicker(sender.id, "yyyy-mm-dd "+currentTime.getHours()+":"+currentTime.getMinutes() ,"None");
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ab5ni
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| Posted: 06/25/2012, 10:58 AM |
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Howdy, Mor, and thank you very much for the response,
Well, I tried solution #1, but that didn't seem to work. I removed the commented-out fields for the addition of time, but that didn't seem to solve anything. (Shrug.) One would think that adding the time calls would actually work, but I have yet to analyze why it's not working. Will take a bit of time to go over the code and get a good grip on what's actually going on, and I suspect that's the main reason why others have decided to use other solutions. Personally, I'm thinking about just saying "to hell with it" and spending a day or two getting the CCS DatePicker to display the time and post the code to the forums. The HTML solution you added is great, and I think I'll give that a shot first and see what gives.
Thanks again, and Best Regards,
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