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The NoGray Time Picker is a component that lets you add a time picker that is visual. The clock shows up, and you move the hands to wherever you need to be. All via a simple:

PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT:   var tp = new TimePicker('time2_picker', 'time2', 'time2_toggler', {format24:true});  

Or a more complex version that tracks the changes:

PLAIN TEXT JAVASCRIPT:   var tp = new TimePicker('time_picker', null, null, {onChange:function(){                                           if (this.time.hour <12) var ampm = this.options.lang.am;                                           else var ampm = this.options.lang.pm;                                             var hour = this.time.hour%12;                                           if (hour <10) hour = "0"+hour;                                           var minute = this.time.minute;                                           if (minute <10) minute = "0"+minute;                                           $('time3_value').setHTML(hour+":"+minute+" "+ampm); } });  

After all that though, is it easier than asking to put in the time?

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