uidatepicker

My UIDatePicker is set to UIDatePickerModeTime but on the apple documentation it says The date picker displays hours, minutes, and (optionally) an AM/PM designation. The exact items shown and their order depend upon the locale set. An example of this mode is [ 6 | 53 | PM ]. . How do i add AM/PM because on my device, those aren't options and it instead uses a 24 hour clock? This will depend on the settings of the user. If you go to Settings -> General -> Date & Time. there is a "24-Hour" time switch, and based on that users will have the AM/PM indicator on your picker. Unfortunately

I have a text field in my UI that when it's selected presents a UIDatePicker instead of the default keyboard, how could I set up a button as to dismiss the picker when the user is done? What I do is have my inputView as a custom view which contains a UIDatePicker and a toolbar above it with a 'Done' button wired up to a method that calls a delegate method to tell the object that owns the UITextField to dismiss the "keyboard" by calling resignFirstResponder . Create a UIView (namely customDatePickerView) and in that view ,create datepicker and a done button and a cancel button in the xib. In

How to set minimum and maximum hour to UIDatePicker ? At all is it possible ? I know how to set minimum and maximum date: [datePicker setMinimumDate: today]; [datePicker setMaximumDate: nextMonthDay]; What i want to achieve is that in picker user could select from 8 am to 10 pm every day. Thanks. Hope the following code help you. - (IBAction)dataPickerValueChanged:(UIDatePicker *)sender { NSDateComponents *dateComponents = [[NSCalendar currentCalendar] components:NSHourCalendarUnit fromDate:[testDatePicker date]]; if ([dateComponents hour] > 8 && [dateComponents hour] < 22) { UIAlertView

I have an app which saves text and the date from a UIDatePicker and then shows that note if you got back into that date in the UIDatePicker. Its works great! Only I have found that setting the UIDatePicker date to today stops CoreData working! Its only when I run this setDate line does it stop core data from working. The app runs fine without crashing, it just doesn't save any data. If I comment that line out, its works a charm. But I need to have the UIDatePicker on today when the app loads. I use this when the application starts: NSDate *now = [[NSDate alloc] init]; [datePicker setDate:now];

I'm creating the app in "Herbrew" language. (Language of IPhone can be anything, but my app runs only in Herbrew). In iOS for UIDatePicker, we have a property "locale" which will change the language that it is displaying. But in iOS5, the property is deprecated. How can I achieve it now? Unfortunately, you cannot achieve this, not even with the calendar trick described by Martin Ulrich. I've struggled with the same problem myself and after a long research, I found out the bitter truth: the only way to change the localization of the UIDatePicker is to change the device's language. If the user

UIDateTimePicker dropped on contentView of UITableViewCell in InterfaceBuilder Xcode 6.1 gets covered by white tiles. How to prevent it? Update: This issue is resolved as of iOS9 beta 5. (2015.08.24) There seems to be a bug in UIDatePicker on iOS8. We just noticed this in Portrait mode on an iPad: @BS4248 - Is this similar to what you're seeing? For us, the Hour column is missing instead of the Month column. It doesn't happen on any device running iOS7 and it doesn't happen on iPhones. I was curious what was happening here so I set the background color of the datepicker to red in the debugger