net6.0
The DateTimeEditors control provides a single, intuitive UI for selecting date and time values. The TimeEditor control provides a simple masked editor for time values only. You can edit your date and time values by using the spin buttons, using the keyboard arrows, or by typing in fields.
Published
Dec 3, 2021
4y ago
Total Downloads
29.3K
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Install
dotnet add package C1.Blazor.DateTimeEditors --version 6.0.20213.154
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README
About
The ComponentOne Blazor DateTimeEditors includes several essential input components for date and time information.
Key Features:
- Select dates from a drop-down calendar with C1DatePicker
- C1DatePicker supports month, year, and decade views for quick navigation
- Select dates and times from a wide range of supported date and time formats and cultures using C1DatePicker and C1TimeEditor
- Get both date and time editing in one control with C1DateTimePicker
- Select a date range with C1DateRangePicker
- Support for Blazor Server and WebAssembly applications
Learn more at www.grapecity.com/componentone.
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Changes from Previous Version
v3.1.20213.154v6.0.20213.154
Added Frameworks
net6.0
Removed Frameworks
.NETCoreApp3.1
Added Dependencies
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components(net6.0)
C1.Blazor.Calendar(net6.0)
C1.Blazor.Core(net6.0)
C1.Blazor.Input(net6.0)
C1.Blazor.ListView(net6.0)
Removed Dependencies
Microsoft.AspNetCore.Components.Web(.NETCoreApp3.1)
C1.Blazor.Calendar(.NETCoreApp3.1)
C1.Blazor.Core(.NETCoreApp3.1)
C1.Blazor.Input(.NETCoreApp3.1)
C1.Blazor.ListView(.NETCoreApp3.1)
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