Default behavior is the same, only difference is that disabled <input> element is used to display time. When {timeInput: true} option is provided, input is activated and allows direct input of time string. In case of invalid input value is reverted.
In my application original input is used to passively display date, since more fancy canvas graphics is used to render event occurrences. Still, I need way pinpoint arbitrary point in time (outside of canvas scope), and using direct input might be more natural than sliders (which I primarily use).
Default behavior is the same, only difference is that disabled
<input>
element is used to display time. When{timeInput: true}
option is provided, input is activated and allows direct input of time string. In case of invalid input value is reverted.In my application original input is used to passively display date, since more fancy canvas graphics is used to render event occurrences. Still, I need way pinpoint arbitrary point in time (outside of canvas scope), and using direct input might be more natural than sliders (which I primarily use).