Forms Data Controls :: How To Change Date Format In GridView
Oct 13, 2010
From the database - 2 of my GridView cells: From Period, and Till Period - retrieve dates in the format YYYYMM - that is: just Year and Month. For Example:
Databound
Databound
Till Period
From Period
Databound
200008
200005
200011
200009
I want for the date to be displayed in the Grid at the following format MM/YYYY - that is:
Databound
Databound
Till Period
From Period
Databound
08/2000
05/2000
11/2000
09/2000
How can I do it easily? (I have just started programming in C#.net via Microsoft Visual Studio 2010, so I really don't have programming knowledge yet).
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XML File [Code].... ViewTable.aspx.vb [Code]....
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When user click hyperlink in gridview the data should display on other page.
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How can I change a date to orcle date format? I am developing a web application using csharp. I am typing a date in a text box control as dd-mmm-yyyy. Now when I submit it is giving an error saying that date is not in a correct format. The code I am using is below. How can ensure that date is in a acceptable format to oracle sql?[Code]....
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ERROR : Server Error in '/behtop website' Application. Year, Month, and Day parameters describe an un-representable DateTime.
Description: An unhandled exception occurred during the execution of the current web request. Please review the stack trace for more information about the error and where it originated in the code. Exception
Details: System.ArgumentOutOfRangeException: Year, Month, and Day parameters describe an un-representable DateTime.
Source Error: Line 231: DateTime miladi = Convert.ToDateTime(miladi1); Line 232: System.Globalization.PersianCalendar shamsi = new System.Globalization.PersianCalendar(); Line 233: DateTime shamsidate = new DateTime(shamsi.GetYear(miladi), shamsi.GetMonth(miladi), shamsi.GetDayOfMonth(miladi)); Line 234: //DateTime shamsidate = new DateTime(shamsi.GetYear(miladi), shamsi.GetMonth(miladi), shamsi.GetDayOfMonth(miladi), shamsi); Line 235:
