private protected override void OnLoaded()
{
base.OnLoaded();
_picker = this.FindSubviewsOfType <UIDatePicker>().FirstOrDefault();
if (_picker == null)
{
this.Log().DebugIfEnabled(() => $"No {nameof(UIDatePicker)} was found in the visual hierarchy.");
return;
}
// The time zone must be the same as DatePickerSelector
// otherwise, if a DatePicker and a TimePicker are present
// with 2 different time zones, they will interfer one with the other
// and result in weird behaviors (like decrementing the year when a month changes).
_picker.TimeZone = NSTimeZone.LocalTimeZone;
_picker.Calendar = new NSCalendar(NSCalendarType.Gregorian);
_picker.Mode = UIDatePickerMode.Time;
UpdatePickerStyle();
_picker.ValueChanged += OnValueChanged;
var parent = _picker.FindFirstParent <FrameworkElement>();
//Removing the date picker and adding it is what enables the lines to appear. Seems to be a side effect of adding it as a view.
if (parent != null)
{
parent.RemoveChild(_picker);
parent.AddSubview(_picker);
}
}
protected override void OnLoaded()
{
base.OnLoaded();
_picker = this.FindSubviewsOfType <UIDatePicker>()
.FirstOrDefault();
var parent = _picker.FindFirstParent <FrameworkElement>();
if (_picker != null)
{
_picker.Mode = UIDatePickerMode.Date;
_picker.TimeZone = NSTimeZone.LocalTimeZone;
_picker.Calendar = new NSCalendar(NSCalendarType.Gregorian);
_picker.SetDate(Date.Date.ToNSDate(), animated: false);
//Removing the date picker and adding it is what enables the lines to appear. Seems to be a side effect of adding it as a view.
if (parent != null)
{
parent.RemoveChild(_picker);
parent.AddSubview(_picker);
}
RegisterValueChanged();
}
}
protected override void OnLoaded()
{
base.OnLoaded();
_picker = this.FindSubviewsOfType <UIDatePicker>().FirstOrDefault();
if (_picker == null)
{
if (this.Log().IsEnabled(LogLevel.Error))
{
this.Log().Error($"No {nameof(UIDatePicker)} was found in the visual hierarchy.");
}
return;
}
_picker.Mode = UIDatePickerMode.Date;
_picker.TimeZone = NSTimeZone.LocalTimeZone;
_picker.Calendar = new NSCalendar(NSCalendarType.Gregorian);
UpdatePickerValue(Date, animated: false);
_picker.ValueChanged += OnPickerValueChanged;
//Removing the date picker and adding it is what enables the lines to appear. Seems to be a side effect of adding it as a view.
var parent = _picker.FindFirstParent <FrameworkElement>();
if (parent != null)
{
parent.RemoveChild(_picker);
parent.AddSubview(_picker);
}
UpdatMinMaxYears();
}