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I set the value of radTimePicker.SelectedTime from a dataBase.
the value in dataBase could be null but the SelectedTime doesn't get a null.
If is not set value to SelectedDate then TimePicker display the 00:00 or 12:00 AM (according to the CultureInfo).
I want that the timePicker to display nothing or the time format, when the selectedTime is null.
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Toiby
I set the value of radTimePicker.SelectedTime from a dataBase.
the value in dataBase could be null but the SelectedTime doesn't get a null.
If is not set value to SelectedDate then TimePicker display the 00:00 or 12:00 AM (according to the CultureInfo).
I want that the timePicker to display nothing or the time format, when the selectedTime is null.
Thanks
Toiby
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Hi T.Y.,
This feature(nullabe support for SelectedTime) has already been added to RadTimePicker and the change will be reflected in the upcomming SP2 release due at the beginning of next week.
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This feature(nullabe support for SelectedTime) has already been added to RadTimePicker and the change will be reflected in the upcomming SP2 release due at the beginning of next week.
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T.Y.
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answered on 31 May 2009, 11:10 AM
Hi,
I install the SP2 release.
There is an possibility to clear the value in the TimePicker.
but, I want to set null to the selectedTime property of TimePicker by through the code and that displayed time in TimePicker will be null
can I do that?
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Toiby
I install the SP2 release.
There is an possibility to clear the value in the TimePicker.
but, I want to set null to the selectedTime property of TimePicker by through the code and that displayed time in TimePicker will be null
can I do that?
Thanks
Toiby
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Hello T.Y.,
Yes you can set it in the code-behind. You just have to use:
There is an issue with the SP2 dll's that If you have set time and then set SelectedTime to null, next time when you open the pop-up it will look visually as you have selected time, although the value is null. This is also fixed and will be available in the next weekly build.
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Boyan
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Yes you can set it in the code-behind. You just have to use:
timepicker.SelectedTime = null; |
There is an issue with the SP2 dll's that If you have set time and then set SelectedTime to null, next time when you open the pop-up it will look visually as you have selected time, although the value is null. This is also fixed and will be available in the next weekly build.
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Boyan
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answered on 05 Jan 2010, 11:18 PM
I am using version 2009.3.1208.35 but there is no 'selectedTime' property for the timepicker
Can you tell me please how to set the timepicker so that it displays without any default time ?
Can you tell me please how to set the timepicker so that it displays without any default time ?
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Hi Alex Holland,
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If you don't select a value to the SelectedTime, the RadTimePicker won't display any date. Let us know if this is the problem you are facing.
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