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Do I have to manually enter all time values in item box ?
There must be an easier way.
Can you save or import to item box ?
Thanks
How to make dropdown time field show time.
2010-06-15 11:23:18
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LiveCycle Designer, Windows
LiveCycle Designer, Windows
2010-06-15 14:18:47
#2
Thanks, that worked to put the current time in and I have taken note.
But what im attempting to do is have a dropdown that user can pick a time without have to input all the hours and minutes manually. Even if it is not exactly minutes they can be rounded to the quarter.
example below
1:00
1:15
1:30
But what im attempting to do is have a dropdown that user can pick a time without have to input all the hours and minutes manually. Even if it is not exactly minutes they can be rounded to the quarter.
example below
1:00
1:15
1:30
2010-06-16 12:15:13
#3
You can write a script that populates the time in the list, but believe me, this will take much more time than adding the values by hand.
If you enter all times with an interval of 15 minutes how long will you need? It's about 2 minutes to type them all into the drop down list, that's even faster than writing this reply ;-)
If you enter all times with an interval of 15 minutes how long will you need? It's about 2 minutes to type them all into the drop down list, that's even faster than writing this reply ;-)
2010-06-16 23:42:43
#4
OK,
to make it easier I made a JavaScript, that will do the job for you.
Put it into the initialize:event of the drop down field.
to make it easier I made a JavaScript, that will do the job for you.
Put it into the initialize:event of the drop down field.
var Hours = "00/01/02/03/04/05/06/07/08/09/10/11/12/13/14/15/16/17/18/19/20/21/22/23".split("/");var Minutes = "00/15/30/45".split("/"); var Times;for (h = 0; h < Hours.length; h ++){for (m = 0; m < Minutes.length; m ++){Times = Hours[h] + ":" + Minutes[m];this.addItem(Times);}}
2010-06-17 08:58:11
#5
Hey Radzmar, great little script!
The "h" variable is causing an error though as I think it's reserved (height measurement). I changed the "h"s to "i"s and the script ran fine.
The "h" variable is causing an error though as I think it's reserved (height measurement). I changed the "h"s to "i"s and the script ran fine.
2010-06-18 04:35:39
#6
Hi,
you're right, the h variable may be a problem.
I redesigned the script a bit, so you don't need to enter the times before.
you're right, the h variable may be a problem.
I redesigned the script a bit, so you don't need to enter the times before.
//Interval in Minutesvar Interval = 5var Time; for (hrs = 0; hrs < 24; hrs ++){for (min = 0; min < 60/Interval; min ++){hh = hrs.toString();if(hh.length < 2){hh = hh.replace(hh, "0" + hh);}temp = min * Interval;mm = temp.toString();if(mm.length < 2){mm = mm.replace(mm, "0" + mm);}Time = hh + ":" + mm;this.addItem(Time);}}
2010-06-19 05:53:28
#7
Thanks a heap, I really appreciatte it.
Patrick :-)
Patrick :-)
Such as:
$ = Num2Time(time(), "HH:MM:SS")radzmar
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