I am currently using a TimePickerDialog in order to receive a length of time to count down from. The problem is that I need it to be possible to select 0 hours and some number of minutes from the TimePicker. I have been unable to locate any information on how to modify the TimePickerDialog class in order to make this happen. Any help would be greatly appreciated. If easier methods (that still look good) of receiving length based input exist, any links or information would also be awesome.
You might be looking for NumberPicker widget, It enables you to select a range of numbers including 0. Take a look at this question question
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First of all, I know that there are many questions like mine. However, I cannot understand that solutiona or they just doesn't work. So, I don't need the date and time from DEVICE. I need the real date and time in the Asia/Tashkent. Also i tried the way with
DateFormat.getDateTimeInstance():
This one shows device date and time too. In other words I need the date which user will not be able to manipulate by changing device date. At least just advice some useful APIs e.t.c.
I know that there is a lot of such kind questions. Also, please, explain which part of the code is used for what.
This solution seems simple to me. Give it a try.
i'm kinda new to this, but i have been doing some research about how i could retrieve the current date and time of an ms sql server(not to be confused with retrieving a datetime column) and display on a textview, the main reason why i'm trying to achieve this is to display the current date and time of the server and avoid confusion due to changing of date and time settings on the android device itself.
i have been looking at different posts here in stackoverflow but none of those seem to produce the result i'm looking for, if incase i overlooked the proper post that has the answer that i need, please do tell me so i can mark as solved :) thanks
i really just want to know if this is a dead end and not possible or there is some kind of code or third party library that allows this... thank in advance, all feedback is appreciated
GETDATE() OR CURRENT_TIMESTAMP will gives you the current date & time in the SQL Server
So if I have three EditTexts: one for hours, minutes, seconds, with a max length of two numbers per field, it is conceivable that someone inputs "99" seconds or "99" hours for example -- numbers that are >=60.
If someone entered 60 seconds you'd want this to be the same as "1 minute 00 seconds" for example.
Is there a common practice for this, or a common input field in Android that allows for the input of time in a standardized way?
Because otherwise I end up delving into this awkward dance of trying to "translate" the EditTexts when someone is done editing them (apparently there's no clean, consistent way to do this), but then there is the issue of what happens when someone enters all 9's and there is no room to "carry over" anything.
Is there a standardized input for this?
Yes, there is a standard widget to enter a time in Android. You can see it in different forms here and there. It's TimePicker widget. You can find a quick tutorial here.
I know I can use TimePicker to select time in android. But, I have to pick a time interval like from-to. Ex 03:00 AM-09:00 AM.
I have seen a something like in the following figure.
I came to know it is RangeSeekBar. I don't know how to use it to select time range and don't know how to set RangeValues to this RangeSeekBar. If anybody familiar with this custom widget means please do help me. At this moment I'm stuck in my project because don't know how to implement this. Thanks.
First time I am trying to do something with alarm/notifications in my app.
I have dates in my SQL Database and I want to trigger notification on all those dates.
People might find this as a duplicate, Sorry for that but all the questions I came across till now had half written code along . It was difficult to understand.
After referring so many questions and tuts now am confused from where to start with.
So, please can anyone help how should I move on from here. I have all the dates in table in the string format.
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Provided that you know how to query these dates (if not please say so and i'll update my answer accordingly) you can do one of the following:
Add your events to the Google Calendar programmatically and allow the predefined Google account and its notifications preferences do the work for you (example on how is here).
Schedule you own alarm events and when these are called show your own UX (example for a lead to start from here).
Goodluck.