ASP.NET Core TimePicker Declarative Initialization

The Telerik UI for ASP.NET Core TimePicker supports the declarative initialization feature, where the component declaration is serialized as an MVVM declarative configuration instead of as an inline initialization script.

The declarative initialization feature serializes the helper declaration as an MVVM configuration and initializes the component from the DOM elements on the client. This functionality is suitable when the Content Security Policy (CSP) is enabled and eliminates the requirement to call the DeferredScriptFile() or Deferred() methods that defer the initialization script generated after the component's HTML markup.

This example demonstrates how to enable the declarative initialization of the TimePicker:

1. Add the UseMvvmInitialization() option in the helper declaration.
2. Within the $(document).ready() function, call the kendo.bind() method and pass the element that wraps the helper declaration or the Name() of the component by selecting it with jQuery.

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