Similar to the issue reported with CHECKBOX:
After using @formadd to create a DATETIMEPICKER control, it doesn't appear that you can set the initial value of the DATETIMEPICKER (using the @FormSet until after the form is shown using @Showform,
This is different behavior than the NUMERICUPDOWN control, which allows me to do a @formadd and immediately follow that with @FormSet to set the value of the control.
Also, the only way I was able to set the initial date for a DATETIMEPICKER control was to set the Text property using @FormSet. But after the form is displayed the Text property retrieved using @FormGet always returns the initial value set the @FormSet, ignoring any changes made while the form was displayed.
What is the proper way to set the initial value of a DATETIMEPICKER control?
And what is the correct way to retrieve the final value after user interaction? (I tried using Value, Date, and DateTime as properties with @FormGet and none of them returned anything.)
Similar to the issue reported with CHECKBOX:
After using @formadd to create a DATETIMEPICKER control, it doesn't appear that you can set the initial value of the DATETIMEPICKER (using the @FormSet until after the form is shown using @Showform,
This is different behavior than the NUMERICUPDOWN control, which allows me to do a @formadd and immediately follow that with @FormSet to set the value of the control.
Also, the only way I was able to set the initial date for a DATETIMEPICKER control was to set the Text property using @FormSet. But after the form is displayed the Text property retrieved using @FormGet always returns the initial value set the @FormSet, ignoring any changes made while the form was displayed.
What is the proper way to set the initial value of a DATETIMEPICKER control?
And what is the correct way to retrieve the final value after user interaction? (I tried using Value, Date, and DateTime as properties with @FormGet and none of them returned anything.)