How to add time stamp to modified filename in ASP.NET C#

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I have 2 Calendar Controls 1 Gridview control. when user Select Dates from calendar controls Data is displayed in gridview for between selected months. so far is good. I have [Filename],[UploadDate],[ProcessedDate] columns. I am able to edit the date in ProcessedDate column . now i have to do when i update the processed date column that modified date should automatically append to Filename for selected File . how can i achieve this. i don't Want to append modified Date manually.

What I have tried:

I have tried using DateTime.Now.ToString()

Posted 3-Mar-17 3:35am

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Updated 3-Mar-17 3:39am

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[no name] 3-Mar-17 9:39am

"I have tried using DateTime.Now.ToString()", okay and then what happened? So far, you have not asked an answerable question or described an actual problem.

Member 12409011 3-Mar-17 9:44am

i have fileUpload Control To Upload Files. i am Displaying Data in gridview Filename,UploadDate, Processed Date, i am editing Processed date Column on GridView1_RowUpdating I am using Javascript Calendar Control. when date in processed Date column is modified that modified date sholud also append to selected FileName.

[no name] 3-Mar-17 10:20am

Okay.... again.... and then what happened? You are making the great assumption that we can see your code, see your project, see your monitor and read your mind. Concatenating two strings together is not all the difficult so it's a mystery why you can't do it.

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Graeme_Grant · Answer 1 · 2017-03-03T03:39:00

Solution 1

Again, google is your friend: asp.net grid date range - Google[^]

Found this in a few seconds: Filter GridView based on Minimum and Maximum Date Ranges in ASP.Net | ASPForums.Net[^]

Posted 3-Mar-17 3:39am

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