I need to create a custom time picker that includes seconds. Is there a generic control in Android that can be used for each of the input controls (hours, minutes and seconds)? It would look and function like the TimePicker with the +/- buttons.
There's an opensource Time picker with second.
Otherwise you should create your own datepicker, by using the Time-class and three NumberPickers.
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i want to implement date picker, start time and end time picker in one screen.
and my screen show look like my image should be like
with two time pickers
follow below steps
create separate fragment screen
show separate custom date picker view for start and end date
show custom time picker below to date picker for start and end time.
I want to customise the default TimePicker of android.widget. I want to show only the minutes options and hide the Hours and AM/PM options. I was able to hide AM/PM option by using the following code :
TimePicker refreshRate= (TimePicker)findViewById(R.id.refreshRate);
refreshRate.setIs24HourView(true);
Can anyone tell me how to hide the hours option as I only want to use the Minute option?
The documentation of TimePicker does not mention any method or constructor to hide the hour counter. The TimePicker consists basically of two NumberPickers, so for the use of only picking minutes we have to use a NumberPicker with the following option:
minuteNumberPicker.setMinValue(0);
minuteNumberPicker.setMaxValue(59);
I'm creating an app which will have a countdown timer.
I would like to choose the time by TimePicker (after clicking a button).
I would like to have only a few choices. It is 15,30,45 minutes.
Unfortunately TimePicker is not exactly what I wanted.
Is there any possibility to edit TimePicker, to show only a custom set of values?
Thanks in advance!
Rather than showing a TimePicker for choosing 15, 30 or 45 minutes, you should use a Spinner
If you don't know how to use a spinner tell me in the comment!
It is possible to do that using reflection. I am not sure if it is a right thing to do though.
Here's an example of how it could be done. Line 60 replaces the 24-hour spinner with 12 Japanese symbols in android earlier than 3.0. Lines 74-76 do the same for 3.0+.
It might be better to create your own dialog with spinners, but for my code I wanted to mimic the native TimePicker.
I need to get alarm start/end time from the user and would like to use the time picker dialog. However I checked the tutorial and I don't understand what I have to do to adapt it to my needs - like for instance in the alarm on Android with different TextViews and buttons.
I have not found a tutorial that shows how to adapt the time picker - could you please provide a link or an example on how to adapt the time picker.
CLARIFICATION:
All I need is the dialog that allows the user to provide hour and minute in the way the time picker does - everything else I would like to adapt. Eg add another TextView which changes value, depending on the hour + minute the user just selected (without pressing OK). I do not want the AM/PM field.
Or is it simply the best to just put two individualized number pickers or number sliders (if this exists) next to each other ? Then I need to handle all details like range etc myself! Possibly there is a sample for this somewhere?
Many thanks
I wanted to know whether we can implement both date and time picker in one view...
In our iPhone app you can pick both date and time through one view. But in Android we have date picker and time picker used separately. Is there any method by which I can get values of both date and time from one view?
There is no built in widget that implements both a date and time picker. However, you can create your own custom view for that, perhaps combining the existing DatePicker and TimePicker.