Timepicker send value to input box and sadd 30 minute

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I have one timepicker and one input box when selecting value from timepicker i want to add that value to the input box, and add 30 minutes also?

JavaScript

$("#timepicker").timepicker({
                change:function() {
                    
                    var getValue = $("#timepicker").val();
                    var start = new Date(getValue);
                 
                    var newDate = start.setTime(start.getTime() + 30 * 60 * 1000);
                    start = new Date(newDate);
                  {
                      $('#timepickerTo').timepicker(start.getTime());
                    }
                },
               timeFormat: 'HH:mm',
               minTime: '08:00',
               maxTime: '17:00',
               step: "30"
              
           
           }

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C#

$("#timepicker").timepicker({
                change:function() {
                    var getValue = $("#timepicker").val();

                    var get = new Date();
                    get.setTime(getValue);

                    var dt = new Date(get);

                    var newDate = dt.setMinutes(dt.getMinutes() + 30 * 60 * 1000);
                    getValue = new Date(newDate);

                    $('#timepickerTo').val(getValue);


                },

var get= new Date() gets invalid date, my time is 08:00

Posted 8-Dec-14 1:07am

Kurac1

Updated 8-Dec-14 1:57am

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Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter · Answer 1 · 2014-12-08T01:11:00

Solution 1

After reading all you post in the subject of timepicker I can see that you need no two timepickers...
After you select time in the first timepicker you allow select only a value 30 away from the second. It means if you select 8:00 int the second you must select 8:30, if you select 10:00 you must pick the 10:30 value from the second.
So why use two timepicker. Use one and compute the end value from the one selected in the first...

Posted 8-Dec-14 1:11am

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter

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Kurac1 8-Dec-14 7:20am

I dont use 2 datepickers i only have 1, the name of if it is just timepicker

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 8-Dec-14 7:22am

So who is timepickerTo?

Kurac1 8-Dec-14 7:24am

<input type="text" readonly="readonly" size="8" id="timepickerTo" /> this is were i want to display the selected value from timepicker +30 minutes? so from selectedtime from timepicker plus 30 minutes add in timepickerTo Input

Kornfeld Eliyahu Peter 8-Dec-14 7:26am

That's not what you asked and that's not what you are do!
This line, $('#timepickerTo').timepicker(start.getTime());, turns timepickerTo to a timepicker control!!!
Do $('#timepickerTo').val(start); to see computed value...