Make sure you're using

CalendarDateTime::set_date_format('mdy') // or "dmy"
CalendarDateTime::set_time_format("12") // or "24"
DatePickerField::set_date_format('mdy') // or 'dmy'

There's no such thing as a true "time" field in MySQL, as far as I know. There has to be a date attached to it. The date is irrelevant. I think the way SS handles time fields is just by adding hours to an arbitrary date, and in PHP that usually defaults to today.

I should revise that to only display the time and not the date as well. Surprising to me that TimeField doesn't handle that out of the box, though.

Hi,

this thread is probably old but I have a similar problem with startTime and EndTime, and I'd like to know how you solved yours. When I add time in the format: 00h00 at the backend, the event's time fields show nothing as if nothing get saved. is it a problem with the format? if so where can I edit to add this format..

SS 2.4.1

thanks in advance.

If I wanted to get just the StartTime to show on a template in 12 hour how would I go about doing that? I have used _Times and that works but shows both Start and EndTime. If I use $StartTime then it shows it in 24 hour.