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TimeDurationPicker in Razor Pages
Razor Pages is an alternative to the MVC pattern that makes page-focused coding easier and more productive. This approach consists of a cshtml
file and a cshtml.cs
file (by design, the two files have the same name).
You can seamlessly integrate the Telerik UI TimeDurationPicker for ASP.NET Core in Razor Pages applications.
This article describes how to configure the TimeDurationPicker component in a Razor Pages scenario.
Binding the TimeDurationPicker to a PageModel Property
To bind the TimeDurationPicker to a property from the PageModel
, follow the next steps:
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Add a property to the
PageModel
that must bind to the TimeDurationPicker.csharppublic class IndexModel : PageModel { [BindProperty] public decimal? Duration { get; set; } public void OnGet() { // Assign a value in milliseconds (1h 30m = 5400000 ms) Duration = 5400000m; } public void OnPost() { // Duration will be populated with the submitted value } }
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Declare the
PageModel
at the top of the page.Razor@page @model IndexModel
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Bind the TimeDurationPicker to the property using the
TimeDurationPickerFor()
configuration.Razor@page @model IndexModel @(Html.Kendo().TimeDurationPickerFor(m => m.Duration) .InputMode("numeric") .Columns(c => { c.Hours().Format("## hours "); c.Minutes().Format(" ## minutes"); }) )
Notes
- The recommended binding type is
decimal?
. - The unit of the value is milliseconds.
- Validation attributes such as
[BindProperty]
and data annotations like[Required]
are supported. - Use the
InputMode()
andColumns()
configuration (or their TagHelper equivalents) to explicitly define how the duration values are displayed.