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+4  Q: 

How can I present a Date & Time picker in Asp.Net MVC

I am trying to make a form field for a datetime property that allows the user to use a calendar for picking the date and also have something to choose the time graphically.

I've managed to get the jQuery UI DatePicker working for the date, but I have not way of presenting the time.

Is there a single component that does both?

+2  A: 

Haven't seen for both. But for time, this one looks really good.

Arnis L.  2010-03-29 09:56:17
That is awesome. I really like it. It's giving some quirky CSS problems in my existing project, but I think I can make it work.
My Other Me  2010-04-29 13:09:04
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You may take a look at this post. It manages both date and time in the same input field.

Darin Dimitrov  2010-03-29 09:56:32

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