DatePicker in 24h format?

[obeewan]

Hi there.

Is it possible to use the Datepicker with the option time: true to
show the time selection in a 24h format?
I checked the docs but found nothing regarding this.

Best regards,
Henrik

[epsi nurwijayadi]

Apologize for waking up old thread.

How do I?
- have selection in 24h format
- type time as 00:00 instead of 12:00

I've dug
http://www.clientcide.com/docs/Forms/DatePicker
and also found nothing.

I know there's a lot of cool DatePicker out there.
But clientcide bundle is too good to be changed.

Official improvement support would be great.
Any clue is appreciated.

Best regards,
~epsi

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[Zach Gambino]

Theoretically, all you have to do it set the time format before you
initialize the DatePicker instance by running:
Date.defineFormat('time', '%H:%M');
The global format options in the Date class affect the output of DatePicker.
~Zach

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[Aaron Newton]

In theory, this should work, though I can't say for sure it will as I haven't tried it.

I will confess that I'm not in love with the date picker class and I haven't spent any time on it in a while. If you guys want more functionality out of it, fork it on github and hack away, then send me a pull request and, if it looks good, I'll release it.

[epsi nurwijayadi]

Thank you so much Aaron,

I'm also thinking about changing code in your class.

Off course it would take time, and test time,
for ordinary coder like me.

But I really glad for your encouragement.
It open my mind that actually we can get involved in your project.

~epsi - dunno if my english is acceptable

On 16 Nov, 13:40, Aaron Newton <aa...@iminta.com> wrote:
> If you guys want more functionality out of
> it, fork it on github and hack away,
>

> On Sun, Nov 15, 2009 at 8:52 AM, Zach Gambino <zach.gamb...@gmail.com>wrote:
>
> > Theoretically, all you have to do it set the time format before you

> > Date.defineFormat('time', '%H:%M');

> > ~Zach

[Aaron Newton]

If possible, try and do your work on github so I can easily pull it in. If you can't do that, just post your changes anywhere and I'll manage it.