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Date Time Picker

The Avonni Date/Time Picker lets users select one or more date/time slots from a calendar view. It supports five display variants (daily, weekly, monthly, inline, and timeline) and can be configured for single-select (radio) or multi-select (checkbox) mode, with optional availability and disabled-date constraints.

Overview

Use the Date/Time Picker wherever you need users to pick a specific date and time — appointment scheduling, event registration, resource booking, or any scenario where a full datetime selection is required. The component adapts from a simple inline calendar to a rich time-slotted weekly or daily view depending on the variant you choose.

Configuration

To configure the Date/Time Picker, select it on the canvas. The Edit Date/Time Picker panel opens on the right with two tabs: Properties and Interactions. The sections below mirror the Properties tab.

Properties

Label

The text label displayed above the picker. Use it to describe what the user is selecting (e.g. "Appointment Date").

Type

Controls the selection mode:

  • Radio (default) — only one time slot can be selected at a time.

  • Checkbox — multiple time slots can be selected simultaneously.

Selected Date Times

Pre-selected date/time values when the component loads. Each entry must be an ISO 8601 datetime string (e.g. 2025-06-20T10:00:00).

Variant

Controls the calendar view style:

  • Daily (default) — shows a single day with its time slots.

  • Weekly — shows the full week with time slots for each day.

  • Monthly — shows a month grid; users click a day to see its slots.

  • Inline — embeds the calendar inline without a navigation header.

  • Timeline — shows a vertical timeline of time slots.

Date Picker Variant

Controls how the date navigation control is rendered:

  • Input (default) — the date selector appears as a text input field.

  • Inline — the date selector is always expanded inline.

Time Slot Duration

The length of each selectable time slot. Must be an ISO 8601 time string (e.g. 00:30 for 30-minute slots, 01:00 for one-hour slots). Defaults to 00:30.

Default Visible Date

The date the picker opens to on first load. If left blank, the picker opens to today. Must be a datetime value.

Field Level Help

Help text displayed in a tooltip next to the label, explaining the purpose of the input to users.

Display Next Button

When Type is set to Radio, enabling this toggle adds a Next button after the user selects a time slot. Use this to guide users through a step-by-step flow. Requires: Type = Radio.

Next Button Label

The label shown on the Next button. Defaults to Next. Requires: Display Next Button enabled.

Week Start Day

The day of the week displayed first in the calendar. Defaults to the user's locale setting. Options: Default, Sunday, Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday, Friday, Saturday.

Show End Time

When enabled, each time slot displays both its start and end time.

Show Time Zone

When enabled, the user's time zone is shown alongside the time slots.

Hide Navigation

When enabled, the previous, next, and today navigation buttons are hidden. Useful when you control the visible date range programmatically.

Hide Date Picker

When enabled, the date picker button (the calendar icon that opens the date selector) is hidden.

Hide Label

When enabled, the label above the picker is hidden.

Required

When enabled, the user must select a value before the flow can proceed.

Disabled

When enabled, the picker is visible but cannot be interacted with.

Read Only

When enabled, the picker displays the selected value but users cannot change it.

Visible Dates and Times

Use this section to constrain which dates and times are visible or selectable in the picker.

Start Date

The earliest date the calendar can display. Users cannot navigate before this date.

End Date

The latest date the calendar can display. Users cannot navigate past this date.

Start Time

The beginning of the selectable time range for each day. Must be an ISO 8601 time string (e.g. 08:00). Defaults to 08:00.

End Time

The end of the selectable time range for each day. Must be an ISO 8601 time string (e.g. 18:00). Defaults to 18:00.

Available Date Times

An explicit list of selectable datetimes. When set, only the listed slots can be selected — all others are unavailable. Each entry must be an ISO 8601 datetime string.

Available Intervals

Intervals of selectable datetimes defined by a Start and End datetime. Only slots falling within these intervals can be selected. When set, slots outside all intervals are unavailable.

Disabled Date Times

Specific datetimes that users cannot select. Each entry must be an ISO 8601 datetime string.

Disabled Intervals

Ranges of datetimes that are disabled, defined by a Start and End datetime. Any slot falling within a disabled interval cannot be selected.

Show Disabled Dates

When enabled, disabled dates remain visible in the picker UI (grayed out) rather than being hidden entirely.

Date Format

Control how date labels are formatted in the calendar header and navigation.

Setting
Options
Default

Date Format Year

Numeric, 2 Digit

Numeric

Date Format Month

Numeric, 2 Digit, Long, Narrow, Short

Numeric

Date Format Weekday

Long, Narrow, Short

Short

Date Format Day

Numeric, 2 Digit

Numeric

Time Format

Control how time labels are formatted on the time slots.

Setting
Options
Default

Time Format Hour

Numeric, 2 Digit

Numeric

Time Format Minute

Numeric, 2 Digit

Numeric

Time Format Second

Numeric, 2 Digit

Numeric

Time Format Hour 12

On / Off

Locale default

When Time Format Hour 12 is on, time displays in 12-hour format (e.g. 2:00 PM). When off, it uses 24-hour format (e.g. 14:00). The default follows the user's locale.

Set Component Visibility

All components support conditional visibility — see Component Visibility.

Interactions

Interactions define what happens when users interact with the Date/Time Picker. Configure them from the Interactions tab of the Edit Date/Time Picker panel.

Change

Fires when the user selects or changes a date/time slot. Use this to pass the selected value to another component, update a record, or advance to the next step in a flow.

Next Button Click

Fires when the user clicks the Next button. Only available when Display Next Button is enabled and Type is set to Radio. Use this to proceed to the next screen or step in a multi-stage flow.

Output Variables

The Date/Time Picker exposes these output variables you can reference elsewhere on the page after the user interacts with it.

Date/Time Selection

When a user selects or changes a time slot, this variable updates with the chosen value.

Output variable
Type
What it returns

Value

DateTime

The selected date/time as an ISO 8601 string. When Type is set to Checkbox (multi-select), this contains the first selected slot only.

Example: When a user picks an appointment slot, bind Value to a record-create component's date field to pre-fill the appointment time.

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