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Here is an example of XML code that can be used to initialize a form with date, time and date/time controls. The data will be converted to the timezone of the browser and displayed in the form accordingly if the timezone is provided in the XML document. In the example XML document below, the "Capital Z" represents the timezone. Initialization data will not be converted and will display as is on the form if the timezone is not provided. See Initializing Forms with Data for more information. Notice in the XML document example below that the The time for the date/time control is proceeded by a capital "T" (Time Zone) and followed by a "Z" (UTC timezone).
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?>
<p0:default_format xmlns:p0="http://www.frevvo.com/schemas/_1gjfsLVcEeGncZR5RoaQbQ">
<date>2012-07-09</date>
<time>14:00:00Z</time>
<datetime1>2012-07-09T14:00:00Z</datetime1>
<datetime2>2012-07-09T14:00:00Z</datetime2>
</p0:default_format> |
See Initializing Forms with Data for more information.
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You must specify the _formTz=<tz> parameter appended to the share URL when initializing a form with date, time or date/time controls from an XML init document, the _data parameter or a business rule that uses the rule identifier,form.load. This is because the form server needs to know the timezone in which to return the date and time. Successful initialization cannot be guaranteed if the &_formTz parameter is not supplied. Refer to Initializing Forms with Data for the details. |
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