How do you get the datetimepicker to save only the time to a databound
field? I have tried format and parse, and the functions work, getting
the cevent.value = "1:25 PM" but it always saves the current date along
with it.. I also have the custom format property set to "hh:mm tt" and
the format and parse have thier formatting set to the same...

Private Sub FormatTime(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal cevent As
ConvertEventArgs)
If Not cevent.DesiredType Is GetType(DateTime) Then
Exit Sub
End If
cevent.Value = CType(cevent.Value,
System.DateTime).ToString("hh:mm tt")
End Sub

Private Sub ParseTime(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal cevent As
ConvertEventArgs)
If Not cevent.DesiredType Is GetType(DateTime) Then
Exit Sub
End If
cevent.Value = CType(cevent.Value,
System.DateTime).ToString("hh:mm tt")
End Sub

Thanks,
Aaron

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Fixed it myself. Used a char field instead of datetime.

Aaron Smith wrote:
> How do you get the datetimepicker to save only the time to a databound
> field? I have tried format and parse, and the functions work, getting
> the cevent.value = "1:25 PM" but it always saves the current date along
> with it.. I also have the custom format property set to "hh:mm tt" and
> the format and parse have thier formatting set to the same...
>
> Private Sub FormatTime(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal cevent As
> ConvertEventArgs)
> If Not cevent.DesiredType Is GetType(DateTime) Then
> Exit Sub
> End If
> cevent.Value = CType(cevent.Value,
> System.DateTime).ToString("hh:mm tt")
> End Sub
>
> Private Sub ParseTime(ByVal sender As Object, ByVal cevent As
> ConvertEventArgs)
> If Not cevent.DesiredType Is GetType(DateTime) Then
> Exit Sub
> End If
> cevent.Value = CType(cevent.Value,
> System.DateTime).ToString("hh:mm tt")
> End Sub
>
> Thanks,
> Aaron
>


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