I am building an availability selector where caregivers can indicate their general availability (not date-specific). As you might imagine, caregivers can have different time slots during the day that they are available for work. What I need is, for the user to select a start and end time, but the en…

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Time was confusing for me. When I understood it to be a number based on milliseconds it became a little clearer on how to set up the conditionals to do something like this using the mathematical calculations such as greater than or lesser than. In this case you need to set conditionals so the end d…

So, these are currently dropdowns that contain text values (so the user cannot mistype their availability) - where do you set the dropdown type to a number?

[image] calicass83: where do you set the dropdown type to a number? In the drop down element [Screen Shot 2020-04-10 at 2.00.18 PM] You can check out a post I put up on how to create your own time slots. I did this as it made working with time for me personally much easier. […

It looks like the data has to be dynamic in order to get that number field. If that is the case, is it still possible to have different users bind the data to their profiles? It would seem the original database containing the dynamic data would constantly be changing instead saved to an individual u…

So, I have this time selector. I am trying to make it so that the time slots only show times that the user hasn’t already selected. Here are the initial selection options. The dropdowns show data type ‘Time Slot’ - once the user clicks ‘Save’ the time slots get saved as data type ‘Caregiver Availabi…

So in your example above you would want the user to have the ability to select a start time between 12AM and 5AM as well as 5PM to 7:30PM or 11:30PM to 11:59PM? I think that will be really tough and you should consider how you are trying to ‘force’ your user to do the right thing. I believe a bett…

That is perfect. Thanks so much! :blush:

Allow User to Select Time Only (To Indicate Availability)?

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boston85719 April 10, 2020, 6:40am 4

In the drop down element

You can check out a post I put up on how to create your own time slots. I did this as it made working with time for me personally much easier.

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Allow User to Select Time Only (To Indicate Availability)?

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