Cannot set hour 24:00

[hplodur]

Is there any way to have a possibility to set hour 24:00. I can set 23:59 but is there a possibility to set hour 24 when showMeridian is set to false?

[hplodur]

I figure out the possibility to have hour 24:00 with setting maxHours to 25 or 24.1. Sorry for that. But I've noticed that I can still setup minutes so I can set 24:59 and it will accept. Is there a possibility to configure it in a way that when the hour 24 is chosen it sets minutes to 00?

[anothermouse]

24:00 does not exist as a time. The correct time for midnight is: 00:00. The day starts at zero not 1. However, if you want to have a date-timepicker that copes with specialist leap seconds then you might wish to look at:

https://www.timeanddate.com/time/leapseconds.html ...although I believe that these are managed by adding 23:59:60 as an extra second

Might be an issue for people working in the rather specialise atomic time measurement industry? Realistically, this shouldn't be an issue for anyone using this timepicker widget.

[hplodur]

Is there any way to add to either decrementHour or decrementMinute function then when maxHours-1 has been chosen the minutes and seconds will be "00"?

[hplodur]

Within timepicker.js I've modified few lines and added a variable maxHoursMSalign and this did the trick. It's decrement to maxHours -1 when maxHoursMSalign set to true. I'm posting it here if someone will be looking for similar solution.

35    this.maxHoursMSalign = options.maxHoursMSalign;

870    if (this.maxHoursMSalign == true) {
871      if (hour >= this.maxHours) {
872        // No day/date handling.
873        hour = this.maxHours - 1;
874        minute = 0;
875        second = 0;
876      }
877      if (hour == this.maxHours -1) {
878        minute = 0;
879        second = 0;
880      }
881    } else {
882      if (hour >= this.maxHours) {
883        // No day/date handling.
884        hour = this.maxHours - 1;
885      }
886    }

[jerko-culina]

24:00 does not exist as a time.

https://github.com/rails/rails/issues/7125#issuecomment-7155895

From issue above:

Between 00:00 and 24:00 is 24 hour different. If you will have date representation then yes, 00:00 and 24:00 is same, because date is different. But when you have only time representation, 00:00 and 24:00 are different. 00:00 is begin of the day, 24:00 is 24 hours from day begin. Another example: 00:00 to 24:00 represents nonstop. 00:00 to 00:00 is represents as same time, so closed or off.