Two-character time marker AM or PM doesn't work

[franatdorlet]

• Describe the bug:

  When we configure a time marker with two character 'mm/dd/yyyy h:MM:ss TT' and we set the value '12/31/2024 1:23:03 AM' , the value appears in the input is '12/31/2024 1:23:03 A0' and IsValid return false also.

  Examples 1: const element = document.getElementById('myinput'); const inputMask = Inputmask({ alias: 'datetime', inputFormat: 'mm/dd/yyyy h:MM:ss TT', prefillYear: false, placeholder: '_', showMaskOnHover: false }).mask(element); inputMask.setValue('12/31/2024 1:23:03 AM');

  Examples 2: Inputmask.isValid('12/31/2024 1:23:03 AM', { alias: 'datetime', inputFormat: 'mm/dd/yyyy h:MM:ss TT', prefillYear: false, placeholder: '_', showMaskOnHover: false, })

• OS: Windows

• Browser: Chrome

• Inputmask version: 5.0.9-beta.70

Thanks a lot, for your hard work :)

[Techn1c4l]

I can confirm this issue. As a temporary workaround, use the escapeCharacter (default is \) for the time marker like this: inputMask.setValue('12/31/2024 1:23:03 A\\M');.

[franatdorlet]

The workarround only works for setValue but not for isValid.

[Techn1c4l]

As another temporary workaround, you can remove the last character from your string (which will be the M) and validate against mm/dd/yyyy h:MM:ss T format.

[RobinHerbots]

@franatdorlet ,

Fixed in 5.0.9-beta.72

[franatdorlet]

@RobinHerbots Amazing work !!!!. When is it going to be published ?

[RobinHerbots]

done