Open leetoufong opened 4 years ago
My other issue is that I need to utilize the placeholder
attribute but it seems buggy. Once a user places in a value, it goes away and never comes back until they "fully" highlight hours minutes and seconds and then delete. If they halfway fill out (for example leaving minutes empty), the value will revert to 0:00:00
once you blur
out. The expected result would be that it would revert back to the HH:mm:ss
placeholder.
The workaround ask would be to have the default value a HH:mm:ss
string. If the user partially fills out or deletes, then it will revert back to HH:mm:ss
not 0:00:00
. Please see this codepen: https://codepen.io/leetoufong/pen/LYGKbKR?editors=1010 for reference
Edit the source file, search for (1? '0'), do not contain "()", you can find 4 results; turn up: this.hour change into: this.hour.toString().length === 1? '0' + this.hour: this.hour
Hi I understand that this plugin is no longer being maintained but wondering if someone could help me with an issue. I want the input to operate as close to
type="time"
as possible. I am wanting there to be a leading0
when there is a singular integer hour. Setting thedefaultTime
orsetTime
options also do not work.For example
1
through9
hours should display as01
or09
.Please see this codepen: https://codepen.io/leetoufong/pen/LYGKbKR?editors=1010 The expected result I need:
01:45:12
What is actually displaying on the input:1:45:12
When logging the value, the return value is:1:45:12
When manually typing a0
then a1
, the hour value reverts back to:1:45:12
Furthermore, this will adhere to standard ISO 24 hour time format.