Comments by Jani Giannoudis

Jani Giannoudis 22-Aug-12 8:35am View

Assuming the hour on both dates is 00:00, the difference is 30 days. In case of August, it's not 1 month.

Jani Giannoudis 17-Aug-12 2:25am View

Reason for my vote of 5
Thanks Aspen, good articles.
You may add information about author and issue (year/month).

Jani Giannoudis 13-Jun-12 3:03am View

Depending oh the culture, the DateTime.ToString can be conflicting for a file name. You may use string filename = string.Format( "99-Authorize.Net - {0} @ {1}", date1.ToString( "yyyyMMddHHmmss" ), date2.ToString( "yyyyMMddHHmmss" ) );

Jani Giannoudis 26-Apr-12 9:59am View

In case of midnight change, you should use a custom validator in combination with the JavaScript Date.getDay().

Jani Giannoudis 18-Apr-12 1:59am View

Sorry, there is no bold line recognizable :). On which statement do you have the error?

Jani Giannoudis 28-Mar-12 7:45am View

That's true. A customizable solution would be a List<DayOfWeek> as implemented in the class CalendarDateAdd of the http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/168662/Time-Period-Library-for-NET.

Jani Giannoudis 18-Sep-11 14:09pm View

Use DateTime.Now only one time in case the day changes between the calls. See solution of Bill.

Jani Giannoudis 14-Sep-11 16:34pm View

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Reason for my vote of 5
very useful.

Jani Giannoudis 14-Sep-11 14:37pm View

Copy the library 'Pub\Desktop.Release\Itenso.TimePeriod.dll' to you your project and add the reference to your project. After adding the using 'Itenso.TimePeriod' to your source code, you can use my sample code.

Jani Giannoudis 8-Sep-11 11:08am View

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Many thanks :)

Jani Giannoudis 13-May-11 16:51pm View

Did you mean that one pair (start/end) contains the date-part and the other pair contains the time-part?

Jani Giannoudis 11-May-11 1:23am View

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Cool! ;)

Jani Giannoudis 15-Apr-11 7:19am View

You can download the library which includes the 'Pub\Desktop.Release\Itenso.TimePeriod.dll'. After adding a reference to your VB.NET project, you can adapt the few lines of my solution.

Jani Giannoudis 8-Apr-11 12:02pm View

see solution 4 ;)

Jani Giannoudis 5-Apr-11 0:14am View

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Reason for my vote of 3
- Multiple interpretation of the same PROC signature
- what's about IDENTITY ids?
- what's about different rights for create and update?
- how do you handle creation fields (Created/CreatedBy)?

Jani Giannoudis 18-Mar-11 19:23pm View

See also this question: http://www.codeproject.com/Questions/120609/Calculate-the-Date-Difference-and-Convert-into-Wee.aspx.

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