How to create End Date should be greater than Start Date ?

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How to create End Date should be greater than Start Date in asp.net? Plz give any idea.

Posted 13-Sep-13 22:26pm

manvendra patel

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JoCodes 14-Sep-13 4:34am

Are you looking for validations for the Start and end dates?

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Solution 1

string endDate="1/6/2013";
string start ="1/1/2013"

if (Convert.ToDateTime(start).CompareTo(Convert.ToDateTime(endDate)) < 0)
{
//your block of code;
}

Posted 13-Sep-13 22:38pm

Salman622

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JoCodes · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-13T22:39:00

Solution 2

Already there are lots of date validation related articles available

Check this
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Posted 13-Sep-13 22:39pm

JoCodes

norbitrial · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-13T22:40:00

Solution 3

On server side you can compare the two values as the follows:

DateTime d1 = DateTime.Now;
DateTime d2 = yourObject.value;

if (d2 > d1)
{
    //your code
}

You can use clientside validation also.

Posted 13-Sep-13 22:40pm

norbitrial

Ganesh KP · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-13T22:41:00

Solution 4

Hi Manvendra patel, here is the link to your solution which helps you.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.datetime.compare.aspx[^]

Please post if you want any more help.

Thanks
Ganesh

Posted 13-Sep-13 22:41pm

Ganesh KP

Dholakiya Ankit · Accepted Answer · 2013-09-13T22:46:00

C#

function checkDate()
{
var  fromDate=document.getElementById("<%=tcstartdate.ClientID%>").value.trim();
   var toDate=document.getElementById("<%=tcenddate.ClientID%>").value;
 var record_day1=fromDate.split("/");
var record_day2=toDate.split("/");
 if(record2 < record1)
    {
            alert("End date should be greater than start date");
            return false;
    } 
}

put it in a javascript function call it on click of button :)