Hi Dorine,

Unfortunately, it's not able to do Ajax Refresh in preparation. My input widget does has a name 'ChecklistMasterDataDetail_CloseTime'  

As for your information, I refer to this article, and try on item no.9, enclosed the input widget and time picker in container and do Ajax Refresh. It refreshed my input value become null. This does not work as expected. 

This is how I enclosed my input widget and time picker. 

Thank you.

Besides not using the StartEmpty, two more things are required for it to work as expected:

1. Variable must be of Time data type (not Text).
2. The StartTime property of the TimePicker must be set to the same variable associated with the input.

I am not sure, but I think this will work only if the variable's time value is one of the times available in the interval present in the picker.

Cheers!

Hi Christopher,

The data type is Text. 

P.S. Setting the data type of the variable to Time and assigning it to the StartTime property of the TimePicker will make it appear when the page is loaded. 

Hi Eduardo,

Sorry for being late getting back to you.

Regarding your first question,
I set the Time Picker property "Is24Format" as False, to show the time in 12-hr format due to user requirement. Initially, my variable was store as 'Time', but when I debug, I checked that it doesn't get the value from what I've been selected from the list option, instead it get null. So, I changed the variable as 'Text' to check if it able to get the value and convert the text variable to time using the AmPmTextToTime function to store the value in DB. Then, in preparation, I get the value and convert back to text for display purpose when user view the detail.

Regarding your second question,
The interval property is left it as default 30mins. The value "4:05" is to test will the value be captured if user choose the time from the option but feels that the list option isn't what they want, and manually change the value. For example, user choose 4:00 PM, but he doesn't want to set 4:00 PM as the close time, instead he want it to be 4:02 PM. So, he manually change to 4:02 PM as the value.

I've been thinking to set the interval as 1, but it will be a long list and afraid it will increase the processing time to load the list option. 

Hi Eduardo,

Instead set the LCloseTime as my 'StartTime' property of TimePicker, I set the DB value for the property and managed to display the time.

FormName.Record.EntityName.CloseTime

Also, I had set StartEmpty as False. The reason I set as True initially because I would like to show the empty field for user instead of showing the time value before user pick the time from the list.

maybe I had probably get the wrong idea for the TimePicker property?

Anyway, thanks for your suggestions and help! 

You may want to try something from the forge.
If you search for Time Picker, you will see many different components.

From what you told here, I would say that what you want is a time picker with hours and minutes and allows the user to set it. I think there are a few components that do that in Forge.

Cheers.