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Found 6 results

  1. Can you please tell me how to hide the standard trigger? Thanx
  2. Hi, i got a little problem with the TUniDateTimePicker. As long as a time is entered that starts with numbers from 1-12 it always sets the colon right. The moment when the first 2 digits are bigger than 12 like 1301, 1302 etc. it does not set the colon right. There is a similar problem with some dates that are not recornized. I tried setting differnt formating values but not one of them is changing the outcome. I didnt find a way to manipulate the outcome in the OnExit Event either, since i use it as a Editor in a TUniDBGrid RowEdit. Im using Version 1.0.0.1407 at the moment. Is there a way to make the TUniDateTimePicker recognize the values for time and date like it does most of the time? Or can i manipulate the result even in a rowedit or in the Tunidatetimepicker itself? A solution would be great because it helps the user alot to type in time and date easy without needing to set colons and dots.
  3. Good Morning. Do you know how to solve a problem with TUniDateTimePicker? Come on: The user does not want to select the date through the dropdown of the component. It wants to enter the date, without the bars (the component allows). However, when leaving the field, the date is converted to "mm / dd / yyyy" and I want to keep "dd / MM / yyyy" Can you help me? See the link below, which occurs: When typing 04092017 in the field, it should be 04/09/2017 but is converted to 04/09/2017 https://youtu.be/3NGID9dfWVM
  4. Hi, How does enter the field has DateTimePicker/ DBDateTimePicker, the component automatically drop down is open, without having to click the arrow? Also, when you click any button, the component TUniDateTimePicker or TUniDBDateTimePicker open dorpdown? Thanks
  5. Please, Add InputMask.Mask on TUniDateTimePicker and TUniDBDateTimePicker as was included in TUniEdit. Thanks.
  6. I have an annoying problem, which seems to be quite popular in many Frameworks. I am writing an application that loads records from a database where, in general, datetime data (timestamps) are nullable. When I display null values using a DateTimePicker i get "30/12/1899" which is an awful default for NULL. All I want is a blank DateTimePicker Field. So far, the only (not) acceptable workaround I've found is to change the dateformat to " / / " in case of nulls and then reset it to default when the user (or some automatic routine) changes the value to some valid datetime. Something like: void __fastcall TFormMain::UniDateTimePicker1Change(TObject *Sender) { if(UniDateTimePicker1->DateTime==0.0){ UniDateTimePicker1->DateFormat=L" / / "; }else{ UniDateTimePicker1->DateFormat=L"dd/MM/yyyy"; } } Following this approach, I have to intercept all the events (not only OnChange) that may trigger from any datetimepicker component that I put in my application. I do not wish to do that, because I am a lazy programmer :| Any ideas?
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