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Hi,
we are trying to accomplish some things with your TimeSelector, but progress is being rather slow due to the lack of documentation and what appears to be buggy behavior. Thereof answers to the following questions would definitely help:
- We are currently sucessfully using the Step property for the minutes DateTimeList, showing only 30 minutes steps, therefore we only show 2 Items for this specific DateTimeList. Problem arises whenever we set the time through the exposed SelectedValue property (or when the TimeSelector automatically initializes it) with a time that shows the xx:00. See the attached screenshot. Why does this happen and what workarounds exist?
- How can we customize the appearance of the unselected values? We want to get rid of the - what appears to be - border of each individual item, as well as customizing the entire appearance of the items. We are - kind of - successfully customizing the appearance of the selected items though.
- We wanted to provide our own DataSource to the different DateTimeLists we use, with no luck so far. We created a class inheriting from LoopingListDataSource and override the GetItemCore method, and set it within the viewmodel context, but nothing happens. How are we supposed to do it?
Thanks,
Xavier
we are trying to accomplish some things with your TimeSelector, but progress is being rather slow due to the lack of documentation and what appears to be buggy behavior. Thereof answers to the following questions would definitely help:
- We are currently sucessfully using the Step property for the minutes DateTimeList, showing only 30 minutes steps, therefore we only show 2 Items for this specific DateTimeList. Problem arises whenever we set the time through the exposed SelectedValue property (or when the TimeSelector automatically initializes it) with a time that shows the xx:00. See the attached screenshot. Why does this happen and what workarounds exist?
- How can we customize the appearance of the unselected values? We want to get rid of the - what appears to be - border of each individual item, as well as customizing the entire appearance of the items. We are - kind of - successfully customizing the appearance of the selected items though.
- We wanted to provide our own DataSource to the different DateTimeLists we use, with no luck so far. We created a class inheriting from LoopingListDataSource and override the GetItemCore method, and set it within the viewmodel context, but nothing happens. How are we supposed to do it?
Thanks,
Xavier