Hi,

There is no such option to have a time control alone as far as I know, but the work around is using some CSS to hide the "Date" portion of the control and show only "Time" portion. Here is the link, please see my reply there.

In your case, you have to write some jquery to retrieve "Delivery Time", "Removal Time" controls time portion alone.

Thanks,

Krishna.

Thank you so much. I appreciate your expertise.

I think I'll just use textboxes

I've run into this a few times, and I've found that, wherever possible, it's better to avoid having to add JavaScript in Forms and to move the problem into a workflow.

What I do is create two lists. One for the initial request, and a second list to hold the actual item to be approved. The first list has a field which is a date/time set to only show the date. It also has fields for start time, end time, duration etc. Usually these are actually choice fields (so minutes are set to 0, 15, 30 or 45, for example). That keeps it clean and user-friendly to the person submitting the request.

On item create, a list workflow fires which creates a new item in the second list. This list has all the proper Date/Time fields for start, end etc. The workflow takes the (single) date column, plus the various friendly hour/minute fields, and calculates the start/end dates as needed and populates them in the second list.

You can also put a lookup field in the second list which is a lookup into the first - so you have a column for "original request" to click on if you want to go back to that item.

Hope this helps someone