I want to show both Hijri and Gregorian date in tow labels when I select date from Calender control .
Is that possible in asp.net 3.5 c# ?
If this possible , How I can save booth formats in the table in sql server 2005 database (tow filds (hijridate <DateTime> -GregorianDate<datetime>))??
I want to show both Hijri and Gregorian date in tow labels when I select date from Calender control .
Is that possible in asp.net 3.5 c# ?
If this possible , How I can save booth formats in the table in sql server 2005 database (tow filds (hijridate <DateTime> -GregorianDate<datetime>))?
i want to convert from Hijri date to Gregorian and vise verse i tried all method but all leds me to non correct hijri date
for example -->27-6-2010 corsepponding hijri date is 15 -7-1431
but all method say that its 16-7-1431
how can i slove this bug?? as windows dont see correct hijri date
i saw this hijri calender converstion is right how can i make one like this?
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i want to convert from Hijri date to Gregorian and vise verse i tried all method but all leds me to non correct hijri date
for example -->27-6-2010 corsepponding hijri date is 15 -7-1431
but all method say that its 16-7-1431
anyone can tell me how can i slove this bug?? as windows dont see correct hijri date
i saw this hijri calender converstion is right how can i make one like this?
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I have an urgent issue with US datetime, in my application I am tring to achieve the following:
1. Enter a datetime in a text box in web form 1
2. Show the date time in the label in the web form 2
3. In web form 2, create a dropdownlist to get a nearest date from database (datatype = DateTime in dd/MM/yyyy) to the date entered from step 1.
In step 1, I am only allowed to enter the date time in US style in text box and I have tried manything like:
- Insert <globalization culture="auto:en-GB" uiCulture="auto:en-GB"/> in web.config
- Set above culture on page webform 1 and 2
I am based in UK, PC reginal and datetime setting are UK dd/MM/yyyy, sql database is in UK.
How can I get date in the format 2015-09-23T10:24:22.940+01:00 as a datetime and not string, in c#.
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I want Display In Hindi or Marathi. For Example-
07/03/2011 Now i want to display ७ मार्च २०११
I have calenderextender in my asp.net 2.0 application, I need to show only first date and last date of the month in calenderextender... other dates will be visible false...
View 2 Repliesa table rows contains 02/25/2011,
03/27/2011,
04/25/2011
how to convert it rows in format -25-Feb-2011,
27-Mar-2011
25-Apr-2011
I have a formview. Inside, there is a textbox where user can input a date(txtAccepDt). Then the user will choose one item from a radiobutton list which has values like 60 days, 90 days and 150 days. If the user select the 60 days I need to add that to the Accept date and show it in a abel(lblShowFrstOp). Same will apply with other two day
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Indeed, this report can be executed by many people around the world and as a consequence with different browser cultures.
My SQL Server is a French version of SQL Server 2005. So is SRRS 2005.
When a user with a en-US browser culture executes the report, two datepickers allow him to choose dates. Those datepickers are well localized (m/d/yyyy) but my server interprets the chosen dates as French ones (dd/mm/yyyy) thus retrieving wrong results.
I've tried to set the report's language to French but the datepickers are still localized.
how I could either force the report's culture or have sql server properly interpret dates.
i am facing a problem to change the date format in label.
i get the date from database with format("yyyy-MM-dd")
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however, when it display to the label, it change to different date format because it follow the date format which is set in control panel. how to make the date display in label to a fix format? i want the date format ("yyyy-MM-dd"). the below coding is fail.lbl_approval_approve_date.Text = Format(lbl_approval_approve_date.Text, "yyyy-MM-dd") the date will display in excel which i generate it to report viewer.
The user are from around the world.
So, whenever any user write new post / reply a post a post i need to get their date and time.
How this forum manage our date and time like GMT+5.30 for India? Like this i need to manage.
I am working on globalization project.In some scenario I want to convert date in european format and sometimes in US format.I have developed method as follow.
public static string
ToCultureDate(object
oValue,string culture)
[code]...
I have a gridview with date column, and my datastring format is: [Code]....
I need to display this in arabic encoding for my arabic pages.
I am having the language as English(unite states), on changing the language to English(United Kingdom) the date format is changed to dd/MM/yyyy.
but on using the date class in the asp.net application, this fetches the date format as the mm/dd/yyyy, which is the system date format.
but the logged in user date format is dd/mm/yyyy
so how to get the date format of the logged in user in asp.net applications.
Our application has a database varchar field which at times store datetime values. Code is not formatting the date time values before storing.
Now the issue is coming when we are trying to restore database from our deployment server
to local server and then run the application.Dates are getting stored in format 'dd/mm/yyyy' [ex 31/12/2009] on deployment machine [EN-UK]however when we have restored DB and then try to run application on local server it throws invalid datetime exception, probably because it is expecting
datetime in 'mm/dd/yyyy' format [EN-US] (Dont know why !!).
The code base for our ASP.NET application is deployed into server machines with Regional and local settings as English-UK. However our local servers have regional settings as English-US we changed the regional settings from Control Panel to En-UK however still same error is coming !!
I am Using javascript calander to select date into textbox. I have Set the Date Format MM-DD-YYYY . Now when i convert this text string to DateTime then my Actual month of date is changed.
IFormatProvider theCultureInfo = new System.Globalization.CultureInfo("en-GB", true);
DateTime date = DateTime.ParseExact(txtDate.Text, "mm-dd-yyyy", theCultureInfo);
For example If i Put in Text Box 2-12-2011 (12 Feb 2011) Then After Converting It will 12-01-2011 00:02:00 .
I am working on application which is deployed in UK environment. But the machine which I am using has US as dateculture.
I always face issues while running application on my machine as some of the functionality which involves date doesnot work and throws exception.
I tried to google on the datetime conversion issue but it did not help.
Can any one please guide me about the changes to be done so that the application works fine in both US and UK environments?
how can i show matter in Hindi Language on my asp.net page. and the main thing is that my text should be visible even if the Hindi font is not installed at client side. for that i researched on Google and find out that unicode can do it.. but i dont know how to work with it.
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View 6 RepliesI got this class for converting Hijri date to Georgian i want to use it in TextBoxes if i enter Hijri date in one text box it should convert that in georgian in another TextBox.
using System;
using System.Web;
using System.Diagnostics;
using System.Globalization;
using System.Data;
using System.Collections;
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