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Can anyone display a UX time field "0h:0m am" in detail view with MS Access data source?

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    Can anyone display a UX time field "0h:0m am" in detail view with MS Access data source?

    All the hype about MS Access to the web but no one can demonstrate how to display a time field in an UX Detail view
    using "0h:om am"

    Display format in textbox properties does not work: time("0h:0m am",<value>)

    Is there a trick to this
    or is not not possible to display a time field in detail view using MS Access datasource?

    It seems to simple but I cannot find any threads that show this.

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    Re: Can anyone display a UX time field &quot;0h:0m am&quot; in detail view with MS Access data source?

    Do you mean in the Detail View controls of a List Control?

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      Re: Can anyone display a UX time field &quot;0h:0m am&quot; in detail view with MS Access data source?

      I'll always contend that working with dates and times is just simply not fun. I think worse when dealing with Access. However, it can be done. But, as far as I know, you have to massage the data yourself.

      Dates/Times are coming into Alpha as strings from Access. We need to convert the string data to a Javascript date object in order to work with it.

      In the onSelect event of the List control, do something like this...

      Code:
      var myDateTime = new Date();
      myDateTime.fromFormat(this.selectionData[0].OrderDate,'MM/dd/yyyy 0h:0m am');
      var myTime = myDateTime.toFormat('0h:0m'); 
      {dialog.Object}.setValue('OrderTime',myTime);
      This code sets up a variable as a new date object.
      We then use the Alpha method .fromFormat to convert the date string "OrderDate" from the List row we just selected to a javacsript date object.
      Once we have a date object, we can do anything we like. In this case we create a new variable, myTime, and use the Alpha .toFormat method to grab just the time portion from the date object. This creates a string in myTime.
      We then write that time string out to an unbound control, OrderTime, which is set up with a Time Picker.

      This is just how to display the time. If you want to change it and have it sync back up... you'd have to go through the reverse process. I don't recommend working with Access tables anyway. If this is just to show data, then ok... as you probably have legacy systems to work with.

      AccessDateTime.PNG

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        Re: Can anyone display a UX time field &quot;0h:0m am&quot; in detail view with MS Access data source?

        I am having same problem with SQLserver and if formats are mismatched in any matter you will get sync write conflicts.

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