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Version: 8.4

Datetime

A component allowing the user to read and edit date and time data.

Form Datetime Symbol

Configurable properties​

  • Date label: Label displayed beside the date input field. Can either be an expression, plain text, or templating syntax.
  • Time label: Label displayed beside the time input field. Can either be an expression, plain text, or templating syntax.
  • Field description: Description provided below the datetime component. Can either be an expression, plain text, or templating syntax.
  • Key: Binds the field to a form variable, refer to data binding docs.
  • Subtype: Selects the type of the datetime component. This can either be Date, Time, or Date & Time.
  • Use 24h: Enables 24-hour time format.
  • Read only: Makes the datetime component read-only, meaning the user can't change but only read its state. Can be dynamically set using an expression.
  • Disabled: Disables the datetime component, for use during development.
  • Hide if: Expression to hide the datetime component.
  • Columns: Space the field will use inside its row. Auto means it will automatically adjust to available space in the row. Read more about the underlying grid layout in the Carbon Grid documentation.
  • Time format: Defines the time data format. This can either be UTC offset, UTC normalized, or No timezone.
  • Time interval: Defines the steps of time that can be selected in the time input field.
  • Disallow past dates: Enables the restriction to not allow past dates.
  • Validation: Given that one of the following properties is set, the form will only submit when the respective condition is fulfilled. Otherwise, a validation error will be displayed.
    • Required: Datetime component must contain a value.

Datatypes​

Datetime components can be bound to data of the string type. The format of the string depends on the subtype:

  • date: ISO 8601 string of the format YYYY-MM-DD.
  • datetime: ISO 8601 string of the format YYYY-MM-DDTHH:MM. Note that leading zeroes must be present in the hour and minutes (e.g., 01:30 not 1:30); this is an ISO 8601 requirement.
  • time: String of the format HH:MM. Leading zeros can be omitted.