#sfSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePickerPlugin#

A plugin using juqery TimePicker library to provide a dropdown of time based on specification of intervals and start and stop times.
Feel free to contact me with any questions.

## Installation ##

  * Install jQuery (http://www.jquery.com) somewhere under your web folder (preferably under web/js).

  * Install jQuery timePicker (http://github.com/perifer/timePicker) somewhere under your web folder (preferably under web/js).

  * Add the jQuery and timePicker JavaScript files to the javascripts list in your application's config/view.yml file.

  * Add any CSS files you want to use for timePicker, and add them to the stylesheets list in view.yml.

  * Install the plugin.
      Using symfony command line:
          ./symfony plugin:install sfSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePickerPlugin
      Or get the latest version from the subversion repository:
          svn co http://svn.symfony-project.com/plugins/sfSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePickerPlugin plugins/sfSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePickerPlugin

  * If you installed by subversion, activate the plugin in the config/ProjectConfiguration.class.php file (this will have already been done automatically if you used the plugin:install symfony command).

        [php]
        class ProjectConfiguration extends sfProjectConfiguration
        {
          public function setup()
          {
            ...
            $this->enablePlugins('sfSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePickerPlugin');
            ...
          }
        }



## How to use ##

  * Edit a form, for example lib/form/doctrine/MyForm.class.php.  To use the date component, do something like this:
            $this->widgetSchema['posting_time'] = new sfWidgetFormSelectTimeInputJQueryTimePicker();

  * Clear your cache.
        ./symfony cc

  * Test your form.

## Options ##

exa: $options = array('interval'=>"15",'start_stop'=>array('start'=>'02.00','stop'=>'11.00'));