Implement two-digit year parsing referred as €œThe 2029 Rule€ in the control like the parsing in Excel.
Examples:
In Excel: typing 1/1/70 returns 1/1/1970
In RadDatePicker: typing 1/1/70 returns 1/1/2070
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Used to clear the Input field and set the SelectedValue to null, include dependency properties like ClearButtonVisibility and ClearButtonContent.

RadDateTimePicker cannot parse datetime string when Windows date format is set to "Chinese (Traditional, Taiwan)".

RadDateTimePicker ControlTemplate: PopupPlacementTarget in RadDropDownButton is not respected when FlowDirection of RadDateTimePicker is RTL. PopupWrapper issue.

There should be a property like StringFormat, which can be set to something like "dd.MM". This is really common way across all wpf controls, and it's frustrating that currently it can be done only using code-behind. It's not MVVM friendly at all.

For example if you have 12:00 selected and input 15:03 in the WatermarkTextbox- 12:00 item of the Clock is still selected

Change the time picker to a way that you can 'zoom' in on the time. In the same way as the decade>year>month zoom of the date part.

To be able to select times till minute or second precision

When StartTime = EndTime all hours are visable (12 am - 11pm)
Workaround:
Select EndTime in one hour interval from StartTime (10:00 - >10:01). In this situation only 10:00 will be visible

When FlowDirection is RTL, navigating in Calendar and Clock is inverted- pressing left arrow moves the selection to the right and vice versa.

Currenly if you update the Value it will update the text as well preventing further digits to be entered in a meaningful way.

one of my users has requested the ability to have the daytime picker pop-up closed when you double-click on the time.  could this please be added into a future release. I have written some code to do it in the meantime in ClockItem.cs:

// Stefan: start
        protected override void OnMouseDoubleClick(MouseButtonEventArgs e)
        {
            base.OnMouseDoubleClick(e);
            var dateTimePicker = this.ParentOfType<RadDateTimePicker>();
            if (dateTimePicker != null && dateTimePicker.InputBox != null)
            {
                dateTimePicker.IsDropDownOpen = false; // close it.
            }
        }
        // Stefan: end

Research and implement if possible to choose seconds TimeInterval.

The current workaround is to make sure that both the day and month include leading zeros in the ShortDatePattern:

            this.DatePicker.Culture.DateTimeFormat.ShortDatePattern = "yyyy.MM.dd";

A client could change the TimeZoneInfo in the DateTimePicker control so it will shows the DateTime information different from the current machine.