Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a tedious
pitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays time
is greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are making
this booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
20  1690 
if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now.To String("HH:mm:s s") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote: Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a tedious
pitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays time
is greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are making
this booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in the
futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now.To String("HH:mm:s s") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a
tediouspitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays
timeis greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are
makingthis booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
Well i think i have found something that works:
if (DateTime.Now.A ddHours(10).Day ==bookDate.Day) { do not book}
.. I have tested it works but
it requires some mathematics to prove that it will not break in 20 or 30
years
I Think.
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in
the futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now.To String("HH:mm:s s") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a tediouspitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays timeis greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are makingthis booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
if (DateTime.Now.A ddHours(13).Day ==bookDate.Day) { do not book}
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:eP******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a
tedious pitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays time
is greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are making
this booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
Hi -
Instead of adding hours - it would be much easier to add days
If( BookDate.Day == DateTime.Today. AddDays(1) )
return;
Then you can have your calculation of time.
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
bredal Jensen wrote: Well i think i have found something that works:
if (DateTime.Now.A ddHours(10).Day ==bookDate.Day) { do not book}
.. I have tested it works but
it requires some mathematics to prove that it will not break in 20 or 30
years
I Think.
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:uO******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl.. .
well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in
the
futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. ..
if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now .ToString("HH:m m:ss") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a
tedious
pitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays
time
is greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are
making
this booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
11 AM on the client, on the server, GMT, or what?
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
..Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in
the futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now.To String("HH:mm:s s") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a tediouspitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays timeis greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are makingthis booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
well that was a good question...
i did not think global while posting this on a global
news group.;)
But i assumm the booking person is on the same time
zone as where the event is taking place.
But the time would have to be on the server . since different client
probably
have different times.
"Kevin Spencer" <ks******@takem pis.com> wrote in message
news:Oa******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... 11 AM on the client, on the server, GMT, or what?
--
HTH,
Kevin Spencer
.Net Developer
Microsoft MVP
Big things are made up
of lots of little things.
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:uO******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in
the futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now.To String("HH:mm:s s") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
>Hello gurus,
>
>
>I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a
tedious >pitfall.
>
>"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays
time >is greater or equal to 11."
>
>
>Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
>obvious for me.
>
>Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
>
>The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are
making >this booking
>and only if it is the day after today.
>
>
>Many thanks in advance
>
>J.B
>
>
>
>
>
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
Well the problem with this approach is that
"BookDate.D ay" may match a " DateTime.Today. AddDays(1) " very far out in the
future
and then prevent booking mistakenly.
I have experienced that the day property of the DateTime object is beetwenn
(1 and 31).
I hope i'am right.
is that
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:ux******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP10.phx.gbl... Hi -
Instead of adding hours - it would be much easier to add days
If( BookDate.Day == DateTime.Today. AddDays(1) )
return;
Then you can have your calculation of time.
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
bredal Jensen wrote:
Well i think i have found something that works:
if (DateTime.Now.A ddHours(10).Day ==bookDate.Day) { do not book}
.. I have tested it works but
it requires some mathematics to prove that it will not break in 20 or 30
years
I Think.
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message
news:uO******* *******@TK2MSFT NGP09.phx.gbl.. .
well it does not help me because it should be
possible to book for the day after tommorrow and all the other days in
the
futue.
Just not tomorrow.
And by the way , i meant 11 AM, but i guess it is probably not so
important.
"Shankara Narayanan" <js*****@yahoo. co.in> wrote in message
news:u0****** ********@TK2MSF TNGP10.phx.gbl. ..
if BookingDate > DateTime.Today. Date &&
DateTime.Now .ToString("HH:m m:ss") > "23:00"
{
return;
}
HTH
Shankar
bredal Jensen wrote:
>Hello gurus,
>
>
>I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a
>
>
tedious
>pitfall.
>
>"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays
>
>
time
>is greater or equal to 11."
>
>
>Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
>obvious for me.
>
>Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
>
>The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are
>
>
making
>this booking
>and only if it is the day after today.
>
>
>Many thanks in advance
>
>J.B
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
--
With best Regards
Shankara Narayanan
Fix your System Clock!
"bredal Jensen" <br******@jense n.dk> wrote in message news:eP******** *****@TK2MSFTNG P10.phx.gbl... Hello gurus,
I'm building a small booking system and i have come accross quiet a tedious
pitfall.
"I need to make sure that people do not book for tomorrow when todays time
is greater or equal to 11."
Well some of you probably allready know the answer but this is not so
obvious for me.
Can anyone solve this puzzle for me?
The booking hour is of no importance. Only the hour at which we are making
this booking
and only if it is the day after today.
Many thanks in advance
J.B
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