Indeed, Ardi, that's what I meant, sorry for not being clear enough.

--Marin

Hi Ardi,

There are three build-in buttons in the time picker and here is how you could tell their clicks apart through the ValueChanged event:

• the Now button in the upper part - the argument the event handler will receive will be the current time so you can compare against that in the handler.
• the Clear button at the bottom - the argument the handler will get is the default of the type (for example, null for a DateTime? type of Value) so you can check for that in the handler.
• the Set button at the bottom - the argument will be a valid date that is neither the default, nor the current time.

So, a set of two if-else blocks in the ValueChanged handler will let you get that information.

This can let you take the current time the user is choosing, apply desired time zone settings (e.g., user profile settings) so you can store the data in the database accordingly (a common practice is to store in UTC and apply time zone differences in the data service according to user settings).

That said, there are two open feature requests that you might find useful for your scenario as well:

• a parameter on the component that will change the time according to the offset the app provides: https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1496094-time-zone-for-now-button.
• a template that will let you define your own header in the time picker popup so you will be able to use your own elements and event handlers for the Now button: https://feedback.telerik.com/blazor/1468855-header-template-for-the-calendars.

I've added your Vote on your behalf for both which raises their priority, and you can click the Follow button on them to get status email updates.

I am now going to mark this request as a duplicate to the one for a time zone, because that seems to be the main use case you have, and pointing all requests to a single page will keep the portal tidy.

Regards,
Marin Bratanov
Progress Telerik