<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

The messages that DateInput uses. Use it to customize or localize the placeholders of each date/time part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages>
    <kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput></kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages>

Configuration Attributes

day java.lang.String

The placeholder for the day of the month part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput day="day">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

dayperiod java.lang.String

The placeholder for the AM/PM part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput dayperiod="dayperiod">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

hour java.lang.String

The placeholder for the hours part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput hour="hour">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

minute java.lang.String

The placeholder for the minutes part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput minute="minute">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

month java.lang.String

The placeholder for the months part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput month="month">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

second java.lang.String

The placeholder for the seconds part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput second="second">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

weekday java.lang.String

The placeholder for the day of the week part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput weekday="weekday">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>

year java.lang.String

The placeholder for the years part.

Example

<kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput year="year">
</kendo:dateTimePicker-messages-dateInput>
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