The DateTimePicker does not appear to be able to bind to a DateTimeOffset type nor have the capability to deal with different time zones. With global applications this capability is important. Is there a plan to include this functionality in the future? In the meantime, is there a recommended pattern to handle DateTimeOffset values?
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Hello Steven,
Indeed the DateTimePicker does not allow you to specify any time offset - such option is not supported. The value is a JavaScript date created from the string in the text input of the DatePicker and the value submitted to the server is is again the same value from the input.
If you have an idea that will be of great use to all the users I strongly suggest you to share it on our Feedback portal where more people can vote for it. If it gains popularity we will consider implementing it.
Kind regards,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
Indeed the DateTimePicker does not allow you to specify any time offset - such option is not supported. The value is a JavaScript date created from the string in the text input of the DatePicker and the value submitted to the server is is again the same value from the input.
If you have an idea that will be of great use to all the users I strongly suggest you to share it on our Feedback portal where more people can vote for it. If it gains popularity we will consider implementing it.
Kind regards,
Petur Subev
the Telerik team
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