How to use a compare validator on time selector.

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I am using a MKB time selector here is the my aspx code.I want put a validation so that end time should not be less than the start time.Any help would be appreciated.

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<MKB:TimeSelector ID="TimeSelector2"  runat="server" SelectedTimeFormat="Twelve" 
             AmPm="PM" BorderColor="Silver" Date="" Hour="0" Minute="0" Second="0">
         <MKB:TimeSelector ID="TimeSelector1"  runat="server" Date="" Hour="0">

Posted 7-Aug-13 20:47pm

Amit Karyekar

Updated 7-Aug-13 21:06pm

Sridhar Patnayak

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[no name] 8-Aug-13 5:09am

Are you able to get the values of the timers in the code behind?

Amit Karyekar 8-Aug-13 5:36am

Yes i am able to get those values.

[no name] 8-Aug-13 6:36am

Can you please show the values that you are getting in the code behind?

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Sisir Patro · Answer 1 · 2013-08-08T00:44:00

HI,

Lets assume you are getting the values as 1. "03:15", 2. "04:20".

In the code behind get the two values and store them in 2 different integer variables like a=0315, b=0420.

Now you got the two values as the two integers and you can compare the values of your own in simple if(a>b) statement.

Put the restrictions and validation messages with in the conditional statements as you want.

Remember this is not the ultimate way of doing the task. You can do it in many more ways. This idea came to my mind instantly so I thought it might show you a way to approach.

Thanks