How to get total weeks in between two dropdown dates in java script

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How to get total weeks in between two .net dropdown dates in java script

Estimated Hours : 1500

Every week hours : 47

1stdrop down values : 20-2011 (20th week and 2011 year)
2nd dropdown values : 3-2012 (2nd week and 2012 year)

First : I want to get total weeks in between two dropdown values.
Second : once i get the total weeks, then i want to multiple by every week man hours.

for example. my total week is : 35 weeks.

Third : Now Total Week hours is 35 * 47 = 1645 hours.

Fourth : This total hours, i want to compare with Estimated hours.

Fifth : If total week hours is Exceed with Estimated hours, need to display the popup
alert ('Exceed total week hours') otherwise it should allow to submit.

The entire operation should happen when i click submit button then immediately check
using JavaSvript.

Posted 1-Feb-12 20:02pm

gani7787

Updated 1-Feb-12 20:34pm

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manognya kota 2-Feb-12 2:05am

Where are you stuck in the javascript code?

gani7787 2-Feb-12 3:23am

getting total number of weeks in between two dropdown date values..
example:
drop1 values : 20-2011 (20th week and 2011 year)
drop2 values : 3-2012 (2nd week and 2012 year)

How to get total weeks in between the drop1 and drop2 values..

manognya kota 2-Feb-12 3:28am

I got your question.I meant did you try writing the javascript code for it?If so, where are you stuck?Request you to google the same or for getting days between two dates using javascript.Try and post if you are still facing any issues.

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manognya kota · Accepted Answer · 2012-02-01T21:30:00

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Hi,

To help you with search,on a google search of your question,i got the below links.

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I guess there are many solutions in that links.

Posted 1-Feb-12 21:30pm

manognya kota

Updated 1-Feb-12 21:32pm

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