Hide seconds when using datatype 3.byte time/day

[stigen]

Hi!

When using datatype 3.byte time/day in visualization.
I want to set a time when pressing the time in visualization, but there u can also set day and seconds.

Is it possible to hide seconds and day options?

So its only hour and minutes you can set?

Or if there is a better way to do it?

-s-

[Dré]

Maybe this will help you?

Resident script, run every 60 seconds

Code:

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---------------------- sent to virtual object for visualisation------------------------------------------- addresstimewithoutseconds = '32/1/0'            --'Time, and day [Wiser] Visualisation' now = os.date('*t') -- system week day starts from sunday, convert it to knx format wday = now.wday == 1 and 7 or now.wday - 1 -- time table time = { day = wday, hour = now.hour, minute = now.min, second = now.sec, } -- date table date = { day = now.day, month = now.month, year = now.year, } onlyhourandseconds = string.format("%02d", now.hour)  .. ":" .. string.format("%02d", now.min) old_value_onlyhourandseconds = grp.getvalue(addresstimewithoutseconds) if old_value_onlyhourandseconds ~= onlyhourandseconds then     grp.write(addresstimewithoutseconds, onlyhourandseconds) ---------------------- sent to KNX bus-------------------------------------------                   -- run only on the full hour min = os.date('*t').min if min == 24 then                        --    only sent when it is 24 minutes, not every minute -- write to bus grp.write('15/0/2', time, dt.time)                --    'Time, and day [Wiser]' grp.update('15/0/1', date, dt.date)                --    'Datum' Only when date changed end     end

i thought creaded by 'Erwin van der Zwart'

15/0/1 11.3 byte date
15/0/2 10.3 byte time / day
32/1/0 250 byte string

[admin]

Add this to Custom CSS:

Code:

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.timepicker-day, .timepicker-second {   display: none; } .timepicker {   margin: 10px 0;   display: flex;   justify-content: space-evenly; }

[cdebackere]

Add this to Custom CSS:

Code:

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.timepicker-day, .timepicker-second {   display: none; } .timepicker {   margin: 10px 0;   display: flex;   justify-content: space-evenly; }

I hoped to use this 'conditionally', so only on certain timepickers with an additional class,
but embedding this code in a construct like .hourMinPick {...} does not work. HOw should that be written?

[admin]

Set Additional class to hidedaysec and use this CSS:

Code:

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.pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker-day, .pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker-second {   display: none; } .pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker {   margin: 10px 0;   display: flex;   justify-content: space-evenly; }

[JRP]

Set Additional class to hidedaysec and use this CSS:

Code:

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.pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker-day, .pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker-second {   display: none; } .pcontrol-hidedaysec .timepicker {   margin: 10px 0;   display: flex;   justify-content: space-evenly; }

Hello

I have tried this custom css and it has not worked for me.

Neither with the additional class hidedaysec nor with the additional class pcontrol-hidedaysec.

What I have observed is that the seconds have "stopped" at zero.

What could be happening?

Greetings

[admin]

Which firmware version do you have?

[JRP]

Hello

Wiser, 2.7.0

By the way css without additional classes doesn't work for me either.

What I have in an object on the display set to Display Mode as Value.

Greeatings

[admin]

This CSS only hides the second input field when changing the value. The displayed value is still in H:MM:SS format. Options to hide seconds and day from both control and display will be added in the next firmware release.

[JRP]

Ok, I'll wait for the next update then.

Thank you