TimeSpanEdit with hour-values greater than 24?

Martin Hagenow

Asked On January 13, 2020 08:04 AM UTC

Hi,

does anyone know a way to get the TimeSpanEdit accepting inputs for hours greater than 24?

Use case:A testbench is calculating idle times (in minutes) which are assigned to a cause manually. E.g. 31:25 (hours:minutes) for case "user absent".

The standard behaviour of the control when you enter 31 hours is to show the difference to 24. For example if you enter 31 hours and the controls will show 7. (31-24).

To enter the day like 1.07:25 is not an option.

Thanks in adavnce for your suggestions!

Best regards!

Martin

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Kanniyappan Panneer Selvam [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 14, 2020 07:37 AM UTC

Hi Martin Hagenow

Thanks for contacting Syncfusion support.

We are currently validating your query and updating the further details on 20^th January 2020.

We appreciate your patience until then.

Regards,

Kanniyappan P

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Niranjan Kumar Gopalan [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 20, 2020 01:49 PM UTC

Hi Martin,

We have checked your query “ Need to get the TimeSpanEdit accepting inputs for hours greater than 24”. We have created a work around solution to meet your criteria when the format is “hh:mm:ss”. Please refer the below sample and code snippet for same. This solution works properly for hour format alone (i.e . when format contains day and when you enter 48 value in hours, the day value will not update). Please let us know if the provided solution has satisfied your criteria.

XAML:

<syncfusion:TimeSpanEdit Grid.Row="0" Name="myTimeSpanEdit" Height="23" Width="180" Format="hh:mm:ss" Value="12:10:25" ValueChanged="myTimeSpanEdit_ValueChanged" > </syncfusion:TimeSpanEdit>

C#:

private void myTimeSpanEdit_ValueChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

{

if ((int)TimeSpan.Parse(e.NewValue.ToString()).TotalHours > 24)

{

int hour = (int)TimeSpan.Parse(e.NewValue.ToString()).TotalHours % 24;

(d as TimeSpanEdit).Value = new TimeSpan(hour, (d as TimeSpanEdit).Value.Value.Minutes, (d as TimeSpanEdit).Value.Value.Seconds);

}

Sample link: https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/150593/ze/CS1370601099

Regards,

Niranjan Kumar

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Martin Hagenow

Replied On January 21, 2020 09:51 AM UTC

Perfect!

Many Thanks!

Regards,

Martin

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Niranjan Kumar Gopalan [Syncfusion]

Replied On January 21, 2020 03:30 PM UTC

Hi Martin,

Thanks for your update.

Please let us know if you have further queries. We will be happy to assist you.

Regards,

Niranjan Kumar

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XAML:

<syncfusion:TimeSpanEdit Grid.Row="0" Name="myTimeSpanEdit" Height="23" Width="180" Format="hh:mm:ss" Value="12:10:25" ValueChanged="myTimeSpanEdit_ValueChanged" > </syncfusion:TimeSpanEdit>

C#:

private void myTimeSpanEdit_ValueChanged(DependencyObject d, DependencyPropertyChangedEventArgs e)

{

if ((int)TimeSpan.Parse(e.NewValue.ToString()).TotalHours > 24)

{

int hour = (int)TimeSpan.Parse(e.NewValue.ToString()).TotalHours % 24;

(d as TimeSpanEdit).Value = new TimeSpan(hour, (d as TimeSpanEdit).Value.Value.Minutes, (d as TimeSpanEdit).Value.Value.Seconds);

}

}

Sample link: https://www.syncfusion.com/downloads/support/forum/150593/ze/CS1370601099

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