The browser-side method apos.formatTime accepts a standard 24-hour time as used on the backend (HH:MM:SS) and converts it to a friendlier format, as determined by options passed to the method or by apos.data.timeFormat. The latter means we can push this from the server side. This method closes the UX loop by allowing admins to edit a time they originally entered in 12-hour format without a jarring transition to 24-hour format.
The browser-side method apos.formatTime accepts a standard 24-hour time as used on the backend (HH:MM:SS) and converts it to a friendlier format, as determined by options passed to the method or by apos.data.timeFormat. The latter means we can push this from the server side. This method closes the UX loop by allowing admins to edit a time they originally entered in 12-hour format without a jarring transition to 24-hour format.

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