Fixing am/pm hour validation #7388
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This fixes the issue with improper am/pm hour validation. This is shown by setting a max of say 5pm and trying to go past 5am or setting a minimum of 5 am and trying to go earlier than 5 am. Also fixes the am/pm toggle that didn't validate at all.
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Should be fixed via 8290 |
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This fixes the issue with improper am/pm hour validation. This is shown by setting a max of say 5pm and trying to go past 5am or setting a minimum of 5 am and trying to go earlier than 5 pm. Also fixes the am/pm toggle that didn't validate at all.
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