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Revision as of 08:39, 8 July 2022
Timebox
- Demonstration: Date and Time
- Java API: Timebox
- JavaScript API: Timebox
- Style Guide: Timebox
Employment/Purpose
An edit box for holding a time (a java.util.Date Object) , but only Hour & Minute are used.
Example
<timebox cols="11"/>
Properties
Constraint
You could specify what value to accept for input controls by use of the constraint
property.
It could be no empty
.
If you prefer to display different message to the default one, you can append the error message to the constraint with a colon.
<timebox constraint="no empty: cannot be empty"/>
Notes:
- The error message, if specified, must be the last element and start with colon.
- To support multiple languages, you could use the 「l」 function as depicted in the Internationalization chapter.
<timebox constraint="no empty: ${c:l('err.time.required')}"/>
Format
Use a to signify it is am or pm. The input string follows the formatting of the SimpleDateFormat.
Below is an example of using a within the format.
<timebox cols="20" format="a hh:mm:ss"/>
24 hours mode:
<timebox cols="8" format="HH:mm:ss"/>
Since 5.0.7 In addition to specifying the format explicitly, you could specify the styling. There are four different types of styling: short, medium, long and full (representing the styling of java.text.DateFormat). For example, you could specify the styling rather than the real format as follows.
<timebox format="short"/>
<timebox format="long"/>
Then the real format of the timebox will be decided at run time depending the configuration. For more information, please refer to ZK Developer's Reference: Date and Time Formatting.
Locale
By default, the real format depends on the current locale (i.e., Locales.getCurrent(). However, you could specify the locale for an individual instance such as:
<timebox format="medium" locale="de_DE"/>
<timebox format="long" locale="fr"/>
Text
You should set text
attribute after format
attribute or ZK might not convert the specified text well.
<timebox format="hh:mm:ss a" locale="en" text="12:00:00 AM"/>
- If you set
format
later than settingtext
attribute, ZK might probably fail to convert the text to aDate
object according to default format and throworg.zkoss.zk.ui.WrongValueException
.
Inherited Functions
Please refer to FormatInputElement for inherited functions.
Supported Events
None | None |
- Inherited Supported Events: FormatInputElement
Supported Molds
Available molds of a component are defined in lang.xml embedded in zul.jar.
Since 5.0.0 |
Supported Children
*NONE
Use Cases
Version | Description | Example Location |
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Version History
Version | Date | Content |
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5.0.7 | April, 2011 | Timebox.setFormat(String) supported the styling. |
5.0.7 | April, 2011 | Timebox.setLocale(Locale) was introduced to specify a locale other than the current locale. |