Special Form Inputs

The Time Input

Time is both one of the most common properties associated with a workout, interval, and movement, as well as one of the most variable. At PJL we wanted to give users the flexibility to add different time values in the leanest way possible. As a result, we designed a ‘smart’ time input that supports a number of different time formats.

Supported Time Formats

hh:mm:ss

• This format represents hours (hh), minutes (mm), and seconds (ss)
• Valid Examples:
  • 1:00:00 / 01:00:00 / 1:0:0 (one hour)
  • 1:01:01 / 01:01:01 / 1:1:1 (one hour, one minute, and one second)

mm:ss

• This format represents minutes (mm) and seconds (ss)
• Valid examples:
  • 1:00 / 01:00 / 1:0 (one minute)
  • 1:12 / 01:12 (one minute and twelve seconds)

mm

• This format represents minutes (mm) only
• Valid examples:
  • 01 / 1 (one minute)
  • 12 (twelve minutes)

:ss

• This format represents seconds (ss) only
• Valid examples:
  • :1 / :01 (one second)
  • :12 (twelve seconds)

Special Behaviors

Reformatting Time

• The time input strives to allow maximum flexibility for users to input different times, and as a result, allows users to enter valid values in unconventional formats. In these instances, the application accepts the input, but reformats the input behind the scenes to match a more conventional format. The reformatted version is what the user will see if they edit the workout.

• For example: