Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable
and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy")
and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by
user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA 6 1561
Franck Diastein wrote: Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
Look at DateTime.Parse( string, IFormatProvider )
Try this:
DateTime d1 = new DateTime(2004, 10, 15); // year, month, day
// or
DateTime d2 = DateTime.Parse( "10/15/2004");
Hope this helps mate.
Cheers,
Shariq Khan sh****@shariqkh an.com
"Franck Diastein" <fd*******@eusk altel.net> wrote in message
news:ON******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl... Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
I've been testing and it's works the way you tell me, but I still don't
know how to do it without specifiying time... :-(
Bret Pehrson wrote: Franck Diastein wrote:
Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
Look at DateTime.Parse( string, IFormatProvider )
Franck Diastein wrote: I've been testing and it's works the way you tell me, but I still don't know how to do it without specifiying time... :-(
string [] dateFormats = { "dd/MM/yyyy" };
DateTime.ParseS tringExact(date String, dateFormats, ...); Bret Pehrson wrote: Franck Diastein wrote:
Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
Look at DateTime.Parse( string, IFormatProvider )
I can't beleive it !!!
In fact it's ASP.NET...
Finally, I have adapted a VB code to do this:
using System.Globaliz ation;
DateTimeFormatI nfo _Format = getDateTimeForm atInfo("fr-FR");
DateTime _date = DateTime.Parse( "25/12/2004",_Format);
private static DateTimeFormatI nfo getDateTimeForm atInfo(string p_Culture){
DateTimeFormatI nfo _dtf;
try
{
CultureInfo _ci = new CultureInfo(p_C ulture);
_dtf = _ci.DateTimeFor mat;
return _dtf ;
}
catch {
return null;
}
}
Thanx
Shariq Khan wrote: Try this: DateTime d1 = new DateTime(2004, 10, 15); // year, month, day // or DateTime d2 = DateTime.Parse( "10/15/2004");
Hope this helps mate.
Cheers,
Shariq Khan sh****@shariqkh an.com
"Franck Diastein" <fd*******@eusk altel.net> wrote in message news:ON******** ******@TK2MSFTN GP09.phx.gbl...
Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
Thanx
Bret Pehrson wrote: Franck Diastein wrote:
I've been testing and it's works the way you tell me, but I still don't know how to do it without specifiying time... :-(
string [] dateFormats = { "dd/MM/yyyy" }; DateTime.ParseS tringExact(date String, dateFormats, ...);
Bret Pehrson wrote:
Franck Diastein wrote:
Hi, I'm soon finishing my first app, and I learned a lot :-)
I'm still having trouble with dates...
When I pull a date from SQL Server, I store it in a DateTime variable and when I want to display it I do this : _date.ToString( "dd/MM/yyyy") and this works fine...
But how do I asign to my DateTime _date variable a string entered by user aka 15/12/2004 ?
I tried some code floating around with no success...
So, what do I need to perform something like this:
_date = SOME_FUNCTION(" 15/12/2004");
TIA
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