DateTimePicker Issue

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Helloo, I have a DTP control. I usually fetch the datetime value as '2010-03-27 00:00:00' from DB. But i wanna put the date in my DTP control in this format "27/03/2010"... I able to make the date as "27/03/2010" But when i put this in DTP control..throwing error...help me...

Posted 8-Dec-10 23:22pm

krishna kishore58

Updated 11-Dec-10 21:56pm

Abdul Quader Mamun

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2010-12-08T23:26:00

Solution 1

Well, you didn't tell us what the exception was that you're seeing, so I have to guess at a correct answer.

Create a DateTime object, set it to your date time, and then set the DateTimePicker to the DateTime object you created.

Posted 8-Dec-10 23:26pm

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krishna kishore58 9-Dec-10 5:29am

can u suggest me bit with code...

#realJSOP 9-Dec-10 5:43am

Really? You can't work that out on your own? Aren't you a programmer?

krishna kishore58 9-Dec-10 6:06am

Nothing like that, i never worked with DTP object n have no idea...ofcourse if i try from net defineately i ll get...dats not an issue... but iam running out of time...so thought u m8 be knowing..n asked u..okay...

wizardzz 9-Dec-10 10:39am

Wow, running out of time? This is very simple, John's answer should be enough for ANYONE with a computer, 2 fingers, and half of a programmer's brain to elaborate on. I swear the question and answer section of this site becoming the web's haven for shotty outsource workers to complete projects they promised they could do. I say this based on the frequency of relatively low level questions posted by krishna (26).

fjdiewornncalwe 11-Dec-10 17:12pm

Not that hard really... A DateTimePicker control can take a DateTime object as a value... Even I could figure that out.

MCY · Answer 2 · 2010-12-11T05:52:00

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why not use custom format in dtp like yyyy/mm/dd or anyhow you want?

Posted 11-Dec-10 5:52am

MCY

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JOAT-MON 11-Dec-10 17:49pm

Right, otherwise the DTP will utilize whatever cultural context it is running on to determine the display format.