We use the TimeEditBox control in our application. It is bound to a DateTime variable where we have the seconds set to 59, which is a specific requirement. In other words, if the TimeEditBox is showing 10:17 AM, we would have initially populated it with a DateTime variable that has a time portion of 10:17:59. And if someone edits it to 2:30 PM, we would want the time portion to be updated to 14:30:59. Since the seconds will always need to be 59, we don't want to explicitly show that to the users, or allow them to set it to some other value. The XAML looks like so:
<actipro:TimeEditBox Value="{Binding Path=ToTime, Mode=TwoWay ,ValidatesOnDataErrors=True, UpdateSourceTrigger=PropertyChanged}"
Format="t"
VerticalAlignment="Center" Width="80" Margin="3" />Recently a bug was reported and we tracked it down to the seconds being incorrectly set to 0, and not keeping the expected 59 seconds. What we discovered is that if a user manually edits, via typing, the hour/minute/amPm portion of the control, the seconds get set to 0. If a user uses the drop-down hour/minute picker, then the control preserves the seconds! I have searched the documentation to try and find any property to control this behavior but I can't seem to find anything. I'm not understanding why setting the time via the picker vs typing would alter the behavior of how the seconds are preserved. We are using v22.1.5 of the suite.
I know we could add logic in the setting that is being called in our view model to set the seconds to 59 explicitly, but wondered if there was a cleaner/better way to be able to specify this somehow directly in the TimeEditBox definition. Thanks!
