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resajj
 
 
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Hi,
it is possible to automatically place date and time in text field. It is for registration email form because of the corona
thx.
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Re: date and time

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Did you try the 'date picker' widget?
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yes i have, but only indicates the date. and no time. what i want is date and time so i know when the guests have been in the restaurant
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There is no standard option for date/time input.
This will require a third party script.
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do you know a script that I can possibly use ..
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resajj wrote: Tue Aug 25, 2020 11:38 am do you know a script that I can possibly use ..
I am not sure if I understand exactly what you are trying to do but here is one:

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/204 ... ith-jquery
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Re: date and time

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Are you using MySQL to store the data from the form. If so the form creates a table that includes DATESTAMP and TIME so the date and time will be recorded in the table automatically and can be displayed by using the Data Viewer or similar Extension. The only caveat is that the date and time will be that of the server so may not be local time. This assumes that you want the time that the form is completed.
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