Confirm Date must be greater than Join Date using customeValidator

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function validate_date(source, args) {
            var joinDate = document.getElementById('<%=txt_dateofjoin.ClientID %>').value;
            var confDate = document.getElementById('<%=txt_confirmationdate.ClientID %>').value;

            var dt = new Date(joinDate);
            var dt2 = new Date(confDate);
            var myDate = dt.format("dd-mm-yyyy");
            var myDate2 = dt2.format("dd-mm-yyyy");
            if (myDate < myDate2)
                args.IsValid = true;
            else
                args.IsValid = false;
        }

this code is not working. There are problem with "dt.format() function" I know it but how can I validate two dates now.

Posted 19-Aug-12 21:08pm

Dinesh Ambaliya

Updated 19-Aug-12 23:08pm

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AmitGajjar 20-Aug-12 4:21am

are you getting any error ? or what is your problem ?

bbirajdar 20-Aug-12 4:56am

You have written this code and asking us what's wrong with it ??.. I think there's nothing wrong with the code, but with the person who has written it..

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bbirajdar · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-19T22:55:00

Solution 1

With the very less information you have posted , I am posting my most probable guess

JavaScript

if (myDate < myDate2)
                args.IsValid = true;
            else
                args.IsValid = false;

Date of join should be less than the confirmation date. Only in that case the .IsValid is true

NOTE: Instead of using javascript, you can use the CompareValidator in asp.net

Posted 19-Aug-12 22:55pm

bbirajdar

Updated 19-Aug-12 22:57pm

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Dinesh Ambaliya 20-Aug-12 5:09am

I tried CompareValidator but it doesn't work with "dd-mm-yyyy" format.

bbirajdar 20-Aug-12 5:18am

Did not work ? Thats impossible... You were not able to implement for this date format..

Give each a CompareValidator with Operator=DataTypeCheck and Type=Date to determine illegal dates

Add another CompareValidator to compare the two. Use ControlToValidate for startdate, ControlToCompare for enddate, Operator=LessThanEqual, and Type=Date

Now for the format of "dd/MM/yyyy". The validators use the current CultureInfo object of the thread to determine the date format. (CultureInfo.DateTimeInfo.ShortDatePattern specifically).

Set up the page to use the desired culture with <%@ Page culture="your culture" %>. Go to the .net docs topic for the CultureInfo class overview to see a list of cultures.

bbirajdar 20-Aug-12 5:19am

Was your javascript problem solved ?

NothingToLoose · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-19T23:10:00

Alternative way to fullfill your rquirement is Use CompareValidator in following way...Make appropriate changes in value of properties in given tag

XML

<asp:CompareValidator  ID="CompareValidator1" runat="server"
 ErrorMessage="Confirm Date must be greater than Joining Date." ControlToCompare="TextBoxConfirmDate"
 ControlToValidate="TextBoxConfirmDate" ValueToCompare="TextBoxJoinDate"
 Operator="GreaterThan" Type="Date" ValidationGroup="GroupName"></asp:CompareValidator>

Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-19T23:17:00

Solution 3

Why do you want to format and compare? Both are dates. So you no need to format before doing compare

try this.

C#

function validate_date(source, args) {
if(Date.Parse(document.getElementById('<%=txt_dateofjoin.ClientID %>').value<Date.Parse(document.getElementById('<%=txt_confirmationdate.ClientID %>').value)
args.IsValid=true;
else
args.IsValid=false;

Posted 19-Aug-12 23:17pm

Santhosh Kumar Jayaraman

Updated 19-Aug-12 23:26pm

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Dinesh Ambaliya 20-Aug-12 9:37am

It's worked

Anuja Pawar Indore · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-20T00:51:00

Try this

C#

var dt = new Date(joinDate);
            var dt2 = new Date(confDate);
            var myDate = dt.getDate()
            var myDate2 = dt2.getDate();
            if (myDate < myDate2)
                args.IsValid = true;
            else
                args.IsValid = false;

Refer this link
http://srikanthtechnologies.com/blog/datecompare.html[^]

Ganesh Nikam · Accepted Answer · 2012-08-20T01:32:00

Solution 5

hiii
read this article hope you will get answer

http://geekswithblogs.net/ptahiliani/archive/2009/07/04/how-to-use-compare-validator-with-ddmmyyyy-format-of-date.aspx[^]

Posted 20-Aug-12 1:32am

Ganesh Nikam

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Datona SRBG 29-Aug-21 14:06pm

the start date must be greater than date of birth meaning

Confirm Date must be greater than Join Date using customeValidator

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