24-hour format

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• support in 24-hour format discussion communities

  What: there seems to be a lot of interest for 24 hours format support in iCloud. I was wondering if this should be supported in both discussion communities why: easier to type; easier to do math with; iCloud integration and other products that support it. How to:

  It is a voluntary forum.

  If you wish to speak with Apple, you can submit this question to

  Apple.com/Feedback

• W260g - change display time in 24-hour Format

  How can I change the time display on a Motorola W260g cell in 24-hour format?

  Z Pa-

  I don't think there is a way to change your phone shows a 24-hour format.

  Sorry!

  Mark

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• How to get the hour format system?

  Hi all

  How to get the hour format system, I mean what format 24 / 12 system uses?

  Looks like the CalendarSettings class is perhaps the official way: https://developer.blackberry.com/native/reference/cascades/bb__pim__calendar__calendarsettings.html#...

• hour in 24-hour format

  Date date = new Date();
  

  SimpleDateFormat sdFormat2 = new SimpleDateFormat("hh:mm");                    DateField dateField2 = new DateField("TIME Mode", date                      .getTime(), sdFormat2);
  

  Here I get time Format 12 hours, but I want in 24 hours Format please help me how to get that

  The Java Doc -.

  SimpleDateFormat sdFormat2 = new SimpleDateFormat("HH:mm");

• Why the 24-hour format will not appear in the status bar taskbar

  I set the time in the control panel for the 24-hour format. It appears correctly. I click on apply and ok, but it still appears as short type display, meridians in the taskbar. It will appear correctly in Win 7.

  Thank you.

  Hello

  Welcome to the Microsoft community. According to the description of the problem the clock will not show the format of 24 hours in tray taskbar.

  ·         Did you do changes on the computer before the show?

  ·         If it works much earlier?

  I'll help you with this problem. I suggest you to follow these steps and check.

  (a) go to the desktop mode.

  (b) press the Windows key + R, type Control Panel at the run prompt, and press enter.

  (c) click on clock, language and region. Click on the date and time.

  (d) click the tab change the date and time .

  (e) click change calendar settings.

  (f) go to the time tab and under the section time formats Select format hh: mm in the drop for a short time.

  (g) click apply and ok.

  I hope this helps. Let us know if you need help with Windows related issues. We will be happy to help you.

• get the value of the sysdate in 24-hour format time

  Hi all

  How can I get sysdate in 24-hour format time value (the result should be the only number, not the varchar value)?

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  Select to_number (to_char (sysdate, 'HH24')) of double;

• Min Date with 12 hour format

  Dear friends,
  
  I'm working on a query... I have the date field... I want my date field date min show but also it must show in am / pm format.
  
  now when I am using the following query shows the date min perfectly, but it shows the date in 24-hour format because I use 24-hour format.
  
  (select min (to_char (date, "MM/DD/RRRR HH24 double:MI:SS')).))
  
  but when I apply 12 hours in shape its been not indicating the date of min
  
  (select min (to_char(date,'MM/DD/RRRR HH24:MI:SS am ')) of the double.
  
  Help, please... and kindly let me know the reason for this

  You do not MIN date, you MIN of the chain.
  Put the MIN inside your TO_CHAR:

  to_char(min(date),'MM/DD/RRRR HH:MI:SS am ')
  

  In general: almost always is the outermost TO_CHAR function called, so that the inside work all work on dates, and then the to_char is just to format the result as a string.

• How to get the drop-down menus to insert the time in format 24 hours a day instead of 12-hour format?

  Need help with form that inserts a time defined by the user in a new record using the drop-down list three menus, php 5.3 and mysql on OS X system.

  
  

  I have a problem of formatting the values inserted in 12-hour am/pm time format in mysql time 24 hours format. I don't know how or where to do the necessary changes. I use a Web script that works as required, with the exception of conversion on the issue of the time.

  
  

  I tried to format time in mysql using DATE_FORMAT and TIME_FORMAT, change formatting using php, using another function to add 12 hours, using advice from various forum posts, using a hidden field and reorganize the content of the page, but I am unfortunately too inexperienced and awkward in the areas involved to shoot successfully it all together; Instead, I just managed to confuse me and make hash of the encoding.

  
  

  The code on the page works (inserts in the mysql database) but not inserts do not pm time. The mysql field is a basic time with a default value of 00:00:00. I have need the date as the time lists are especially necessary for planning purposes unrelated to any specific date.

  
  

  I would appreciate help, ideas, pointers or ideas is at work. It is a new area for me. Thank you.

  Parts of code:

  $hours = ' < select name = "time" > "'. ' \n';"

  $minutes = ' < select name = "min" > "'. ' \n';"

  function check ($num)

  {

  If ($num < 10 & & strlen ($num) < 2)

  {

  $num = '0'. $num;

  }

  return $num;

  }

  for ($i = 0; $i < 13; $i ++)

  {

  $hours. = ' < option value = "' check ($i)." » » >'. $i. "< / option >". » \n » ;

  }

  $hours. = "< / Select >.

  for ($i = 0; $i < 60; $i += 5)

  {

  $minutes. = ' < option value = "' check ($i)." "" ">"check ($i). "< / option > '. » \n » ;

  }

  $minutes. = "< / Select >.

  If (isset($_POST['submit']) & & $_POST ['submit'] == 'Submit')

  {

  echo ' the time that you entered is: ';

  $hour = $_POST ['hour'];

  $min = $_POST ['min'];

  $ampm = $_POST ["ampm"];

  echo date (' h: i a ", strtotime ($heure.': '.)") $ min. ' '. $ampm));

  echo "< hr > ';

  }

  ? >

  Insert and query the Recordset:

  $insertSQL = sprintf ("INSERT INTO endtimelist (EndTime) VALUES (%s)", GetSQLValueString ($_POST ['time']. ':'.) ") $_POST ['min']. 00', 'date'));

  $query_rsEndTimeList = "SELECT EndTimeListID, EndTime, TIME_FORMAT (endtimelist.» End time, "(% h: %i %p ') AS EndingTime FROM endtimelist ORDER BY EndTime ASC"; "

  Form:

  < form action = "<?" PHP echo $editFormAction;? ">" method = "POST" name = "endtime" id = "endtime" >

  Time: <? PHP echo $hours;? >: <? PHP echo $minutes;? >

  < select name = "ampm" > < option value = "am" selected = "selected" > AM < / option > < option value = "pm" > AM < / option > < / select > < br >

  < input type = "submit" name = "submit" value = "Submit" >

  < input type = "hidden" name = "MM_insert" value = "endtime" / >

  < / make >

  There is nothing wrong with your brain. You did it very well. Is to forget the details such as 12 noon and midnight, causing stupid errors of logic in the code.

  The book, I plan to write will be about Dreamweaver and PHP, covering many aspects not addressed is not my course books. I expect to publish by May next year, but there have been unforeseen delays, it is not likely to be interrupted until June or July. Writing a book is a tedious exercise.

• How can I get the hour (24-hour format) stored time value

  I have a field called start_time in a database mysql and all I have to do, but unable to do so far is part time 24-hour (without leading zeros) in this field.  I tried all the date functions, including date('G'), getdate and start_time table [hours].

  I get either today's date & time, or just first digit of he in time.

  What follows is the closest, he came to work, but it's the ethat on is back just the first digit of the hour if there are two numbers in 24-hour format (ex: 14:00 = 14, it returns oly 1)

  <? PHP

  ;

  ;

  ;

  $start_time = $row ['start_time'];
  $hour = $start_time [h];

  ;

  ;

  ;

  ? >

  Help, please!  I spent too much time on such work of subordinate.  According to me, part of my problem is that I am under PHP 4.

  Thanks in advance,

  Marcus

  marcusinfla wrote:

  Do you mean similar to the following?  I don't seem to get a value

  No, it should be part of the SQL statement:

  $lookup = "SELECT *, HOUR(start_time) AS start_hour FROM $tbl";
  

• Change the system in 24-hour format time

  I can't change the icon of the system clock in the lower right from desktop to a time format 24 hours a day. I changed it on the tab of the region and when I check to see if it is still changed, it is changed in the pop-up window, but it does not change on the system icon in the lower right of the desktop. Is this a bug or I do something wrong?

  Original title: system clock

  You want to change it on the Formats tab instead (not the tab of the region).  Here is the option you should see:

  Make sure that you adjust the short time a:

  

• [OSB] Specification of date and hour format custom in the generator of MFL/Format

  It is possible to specify a date and time format customized by MFL (e.g. use of the Format, or directly from the MFL XML document generator). I work with a file format that contains dates of the form:
  Bq yyyymmmdd HHMM .
  that is a chain of fourteen characters, with a year to four numbers, three letters, two-digit day, a space as separator, followed by a two-digit hour and a two-digit minute. Each part is included in at least one of the available conversion specifiers, but date part, the part of time, or whole, are available in the form of a standard conversion specifier. I was not able to find a reference to formats date and hour customized using the Format generator or Non - XML data Mapping sample.
  
  Of course, the field can be treated as a string and converted downstream, but it had a native XML dateTime type as part of the conversion would be ideal.
  
  Note that the Native Format Manager supports date formats specified by the user, as shown in [http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28994/nfb.htm#CCGJDGGJ].
  
  Thank you
  
  Geoff.
  
  Edited by: geofft 1 Sep 2008 11:09

  The asnwer is in your question:

  Note that the Native Format Manager supports date formats specified by the user, as shown in the http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B31017_01/integrate.1013/b28994/nfb.htm#CCGJDGGJ.

  It is not possible.

  Marc

• 24 hour format rest

  Hello

  I work with data that has a timestamp of 24 hours that are associated with. Sometimes, the data will be timestamped 11:59:59.999... and then come back 00:00:00.000...

  However when bringing these data in the VIEW tab with another channel that has data in time-related (ie the RPM corresponding to the time), the display pane will take two data channels and start them since absolute 0, instead of her since the beginning of the time string (which could happen to any timestamp). I would like to see my time in a linear way, the start time of my series of data at the end time, even if I go at midnight.

  Is there a way to solve this issue before introducing the data in the view tab WITHOUT running a script to fix and order that preserves data associated with this precise timestamp?

  Any help is greatly appreciated!

  
  

• 12-hour time format AM/PM missing

  Hello
  
  I'm get acquainted with my new Palm Pre Plus and I noticed that time do not show when the AM/PM in 12-hour format. Is this normal?
  
  Thank you.

  Hello!

  Welcome to Palm!  To answer your question, yes currently it is the features of the clock with 12 hr, but do please write to us that a palm.com/feedback let us know that you would like the AM/PM has added to this format.  A large PART of our updates, we published had new features that have been raised here

• display "time taken" in format 24 hours under Vista

  I transferred some pictures from my mobile phone to the computer. The 'date', that the photos were taken is just, but 'time' the photos were taken has not met properly. When I look at my phone which is in 24-hour format, the time is 1745 but Windows displays as 745. I need these photos for insurance - any ideas on how I can get Windows Vista to display the correct format?

  Hello
   
  This happens usually if Windows Vista time settings are incorrect. In the time settings, the 'h' refers to 12 hours, format and 'H' refers to 24-hour format.
   
  To change the time in 24-hour format, try the following steps.
  1. open the Date and time by clicking the Start button, clicking Control Panel, click clock, language, and region, and then clicking the change date, time, or number format.
  2. in the regional and Language Options window, click the Formats tab, and then click Customize this format.
  3 click the time tab and change the format of the time according to your requirement.
  4 restart the computer.
   
  For more information on setting the clock correctly, search for the steps in this article: http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows-vista/Set-the-clock
   
  I hope this helps.
   
  Kind regards
  Syed
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