Now that WPF4 has the official MS DatePicker, I wondered if there is a way to allow the DateTime part of the time to be edited. I donโt see anything, but it seems obvious that he missed?
I do not believe that "DatePicker" has a built-in "Time" function in .NET 4
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.windows.controls.datepicker.aspx
You might be able to create a custom control that uses the DatePicker for the Date part, or maybe even create a ControlTemplate for the DatePicker to add a time picker ... but no ... it is not built in for us unfortunately.
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