Wpf Extended Toolkit: custom datetimepicker time format

Question

How do I milliseconds to my string format. Here's what I have:

<wpfTool:DateTimePicker
                        x:Name="DTP_To_TAtab" 
                        Format="Custom" 
                        FormatString="M/d/yyyy HH:mm:ss"
                        TimeFormat="Custom"
                        TimeFormatString="HH:mm:ss"

I want the time to look like this:

14:15:16.123

Dtex · Accepted Answer · 2014-02-27 14:33:37Z

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This should do it

HH:mm:ss.fff

answered Feb 27, 2014 at 14:33

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kknaguib Over a year ago

it allows you to enter numbers but when you click somewhere else or click enter the numbers are reverted back to 000 @Dtex

Dtex Over a year ago

Seems like DateTimePicker internally is using a custom converter that will ignore the milliseconds part of the text. I don't know if you can provide your own custom converter without rewriting the source code.

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