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Dean,
I want to hide the Christmas SiriusXM command buttons on my template  if month isn't December.  
Any hint on the best and hopefully easiest way to hide these two command button if month (not equal)  "12"?
thanks 
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The easiest way would just be, OnPreload, get the date and check the month and mark them hidden if not Dec. Of course it wouldn't go away if you left that screen up on New Years. It would stay until you left that screen and came back. But that's not too big a deal.
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(12-12-2018, 10:07 AM)Dean Roddey Wrote: The easiest way would just be, OnPreload, get the date and check the month and mark them hidden if not Dec. Of course it wouldn't go away if you left that screen up on New Years. It would stay until you left that screen and came back. But that's not too big a deal.
This does not seem to work.(would be nice). Or do I need to use a FormatTimeVal call instead.
System::GetDateParts
    P1=[local]
    P2=LVar  ay
    P3=LVar:Mon
    P4=LVar:Year
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(12-13-2018, 04:47 AM)kfly Wrote: (12-12-2018, 10:07 AM)Dean Roddey Wrote: The easiest way would just be, OnPreload, get the date and check the month and mark them hidden if not Dec. Of course it wouldn't go away if you left that screen up on New Years. It would stay until you left that screen and came back. But that's not too big a deal.
This does not seem to work.(would be nice). Or do I need to use a FormatTimeVal call instead.
System::GetDateParts
    P1=[local]
    P2=LVaray
    P3=LVar:Mon
    P4=LVar:Year
This seems to work fine(getting current month). Just seemed that GetDateParts would be cleaner. 
thx
System::FormatTimeVal
    P1=[local]
    P2=GVar:Mon
    P3=Pattern
    P4=\%(M)
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That guy doesn't accept [local], it expects a real time stamp. It could do that, but it currently doesn't. I guess it's mainly assuming you'll be processing time stamps from driver fields because, strangely, there is no way in an action to get the current time stamp. I need to add a command for that as well.
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GetTime/DateParts now will accept [local] as a special case of the time stamp, as of 5.3.921. There is also a System::GetCurTimeStamp command to get the current stamp into a variable. Best to create a variable of time type to put it into, but a string one will work and it'll just get formatted to text.
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