Web Forms :: To Select A Value From One Of The Other Dropdownlist Controls It Puts The Date Back To Today's Date
Mar 14, 2011
I have a window that has 3 dropdownlist controls and a textbox with a Calendar Extender associated to it.
I have the following on my pageload event so when the Page loads the current Date is put in the date textbox:
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I can change the date fine but when I select a value from one of the other dropdownlist controls it puts the date back to today's date...The only place I am setting the Date to the current date is in the pageload event...
how can I get it to keep the date to what I change it to after I select a new value from one of the dropdown lists?
I want to find the sum of sales column from the table. Like today is 16-01-2014, i want the sum of sales column of 7 days back i.e. till 09-01-2014. I cannot put static dates as everyday date will change and every day i want that query to automatically see 7 days back records.
I have a page with a FormView on it. The page is strictly for adding records to a Table. I have the FormView bound to an EntityDataSource and everything works greate except for one thing.
I want to initialize a date field in the FormView to today's date. So, in my page_load event I have:
if (!Page.IsPostBack) { //Initialize SetupDate to today. TextBox setupdate = (TextBox)fvJob.FindControl("txtSetupDate"); setupdate.Text = DateTime.Now.ToShortDateString(); }
The first time this page loads, the txtSetupDate field is initialized.
Although, and subsequent loads of the page doesn't initialize the Text Box. I step through the code in the debugger and I can see that the code is executig, but something (the FormView bind?) is "clearing" the Text Box.
i would like to compare the current date with the date entered by user..however, i'm encountering errors so far..
i tried something like this:
<asp:TextBox id="txtDate1" runat="server" /> <asp:CompareValidator runat="server" ErrorMessage="The date must be greater than today" ControlToValidate="txtDate1" type="date" ValuetoCompare="DateTime.Today.ToShortDateString()" />
and i got an error stating that the value of DateTime.Today.ToShortDateString() of the ValueToCompare property of "" cannot be converted to type 'date' i also tried ValueToCompare="DateTime.Now.Date()" and i got the same error message.
what is the best way to check today date come between from and To date. I am using below but it is taking too much time, but when i remove this condition it returns in 1 second.
getdate() BETWEEN a.ValidFrom AND COALESCE(a.ValidTo,getdate())
I have selectCommand="SELECT EID, ... WHERE (EDATE >= GETDATE())"
But its not showing the record for today's date. Why is that? I can do that whith ([EDATE] > DateAdd(day, -1,GetDate())) but was wondering what is that I am doing wrong!?
i have complete date in a textbox i want to make the selected value in drop down list_days equal the day part of textbox,the selected value in drop down list_months equal the month part of textbox & the selected value in drop down list_years equal the year part of textbox to make the user update it if he want i tried to find the answer but i coudn't.
am developing an application using asp.net+ajax.i used calender extender control to select date and showing that date in a text box.my requirement is when select date from the previous year (i.e 2009) from the calender extender control...then a message should show like"you should not select the previous year date" and immediately current day date should fill in textbox.
I'd like to use the jquery calendar control to populate a date into an asp.net textbox.
When the user selects a date I want the date populated in the textbox to be only Saturday dates. So if the day they select is not a Saturday I want the date of the next Saturday after the date the selected.
I want to filter information so that it only displays records before and equal to today's date... what do I add into the filter section like the image above to get this?
I have tried >= Date() - but doesn't work lol
btw it will filter information coming from a database and display it into a gridview
How can i send an email certain days from now in C# (Win Forms). Say today is January 1 2010. Now i fix an appointment with doctor on January 10 2010. But i wish that a reminder email (regarding appointment) needs to be sent 3 days before (i.e. January 7 2010). I am having an email code with me.
My requirements: Visual Studio 2005, C# (vb would also do), WinForms (Windows based applications) Let me know if anything from me is needed.